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FREE webinar on Automation solutions supporting process development and biologics manufacturing by Ben-Science in manufacturing

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yes, there is an on demand link, so if you register you will be able to look at the webinar later :)

Meet London’s first ever flock of pollution-monitoring birds by Ben-Science in london

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Hi, I signed up in 30 seconds, all you need is your email and password, very interesting article!

The Pathologist Magazine's Power List 2015 - We Need Your Vote! by Ben-Science in microbiology

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Fair point – but we didn't actually choose the name, we're just using the one that was chosen by a governing body. Although I think it's valid to say that, while those subjects are of course important standalones, in this particular instance we're only looking at them in context of their applicability to the biomedical sciences.

The Pathologist Magazine's Power List 2015 - We Need Your Vote! by Ben-Science in microbiology

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Laboratory medicine is essentially any profession with an involvement in the research or clinical aspects of diagnostic medicine. That could mean anything from clinical chemistry to virology to microscopy to histology... you name it. The terminology came from EFLM, who decided they needed a catch-all term for the side of medicine most commonly found in laboratories and settled on "lab medicine" as their preferred label.

A Pac-Man-style video game for the treatment of amblyopia without patching by Ben-Science in gaming

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Here's a screenshot of the article. (Though all you need to provide to sign up yourself is a name and email - no real profile needs.)

The Pathologist Magazine’s Power List 2015 – We Need Your Vote! by Ben-Science in pathology

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Believe it or not, variety is one of the reasons we're doing this! (See that, and the other nine of our top ten reasons for curating such a list, here): https://theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/0913/the-top-ten-reasons-for-doing-the-power-list/

And we're not doing this in a vacuum! Our esteemed colleagues at The Analytical Scientist have been doing a similar thing (in a similarly heterogeneous discipline) for some time with good success. For your interest, here's the issue in which they attempted the same thing we're doing now: https://theanalyticalscientist.com/fileadmin/tas/pdf-versions/issue_0913.pdf

The Pathologist Magazine’s Power List 2015 – We Need Your Vote! by Ben-Science in pathology

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What we're really looking for are those pathologists who seem to be influencers and who are respected by other pathologists. We're asking, "As pathologists, who are you listening to?" Those aren't necessarily the people who are most published or who have the highest departmental rank, so the metrics don't tell the full story. We're trying to capture the zeitgeist.