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Early commercially available biological calorimeters developed in the ’70s were initially used to study the “protein folding” question as part of the drive to design proteins de novo.  Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) in more recent years has found its niche…READ MORE >

With 7 different Covid-19 vaccines now publicly available and ~1 billion doses having been administered, now is a good time for an interim review of how Malvern Panalytical has been able to support these developments. We are proud to share…READ MORE >

Another decade another deadly virus. In 2005 the genetic content of the HIV virus as well as its biological activity, structure and reactivity of its surface constituents had been extensively studied. However, by 2005 the face of this pandemic was…READ MORE >

Why understanding the virus’ particle size and shape is critical In view of the current COVID-19 outbreak, scientists are busy developing antivirals and vaccines to treat patients. China has given the go-ahead for researchers to begin human safety tests for an experimental coronavirus vaccine….READ MORE >

In the realm of earth observation and as satellite imagery and remote sensing become more popular, it can still be confusing to determine how to use or interpret imagery to solve real problems. When is an image not just an…READ MORE >

How to measure it with DLS? What virus concentration is needed for reliable DLS size measurements? What is a virus? In cell biology, a virus is a self assembly of organic molecules (mainly proteins) in the size range 20 nm…READ MORE >