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Technetium was the first artificial element to be made. And here we’re borrowing Tc to remind us that technicians are enormously important in all aspects of the scientific enterprise. Our videos also wouldn’t happen without our superstar technician Neil Barnes.
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Laser-guided drug delivery
Cell Culture Technician Kerry Setchfield on using iron oxide magnetic nanoparticles to transport drugs to individual stem cells with pinpoint accuracy. June 2019
Reducing salt in our food
How the SmartSalt project seeks to reduce salt levels in food June 2019
Smelly sulfur’s surprising secrets
How hydrogen sulfide plays a key role in protecting blood vessel function June 2019
A sustainable approach to ‘slippery’ gas
Technician Sanjeev Taak on how his work helps to keep low temperature research going for as long as possible June 2019
Unique techniques reducing animal experiments
How technician Nicola De Vivo uses caesium to help steer away from the use of animal cells June 2019

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Technetium: Superstar technicians

Laser-guided drug delivery

Reducing salt in our food

Smelly sulfur’s surprising secrets

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Unique techniques reducing animal experiments

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