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Can a Microneedle Patch Delivering Nanoparticles of Drugs Revolutionize Body Sculpting?

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Chubby woman hand holding her own belly fat at outdoor under the sunlight.
05
Oct

Given the number of food-related articles we’ve published in recent months, you may be forgiven for thinking we are somewhat obsessed. While researching topics like activated charcoal in ice cream to wine-infused coffee beans to last month’s unveiling of the all-new ruby chocolate, we at Berkshire have enjoyed feasting our eyes on some exciting new [Read More…]

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Cleanroom News, Cleanroom Technology, Cleanrooms

Ducted or Ductless? Why Forensic Labs Need to Review their Choice of Flow Hoods

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Forensic scientist at work
20
Sep

Last week saw the much anticipated, and subsequently critiqued, launch of Apple’s latest generation of i-products. From the new and improved Apple TV to the updated Apple Watch with integrated SIM card, fresh innovation seemed to be the theme of the keynote held at the newly unveiled Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, CA. But it [Read More…]

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Cleanroom News, Cleanroom Technology

The Eclipse & Supersonic Travel

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Natural phenomenon. Silhouette of family sitting and relaxing together.
15
Aug

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to our astute readers that here at Berkshire we love technology. All kinds of high tech – from the nanotech of graphene to the mega-tech of MarsOne. And, as a corollary, we also love the trivia that comes with it. So, ahead of next week’s other-worldly excitement of the [Read More…]

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Cleanroom News, Cleanroom Technology

How 2D Graphene Exists in a 3D World

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Scientific showing a piece of graphene.
31
Jul

Flatland: A Romance in Many Dimensions is a novella exploring the world through the eyes of ‘A Square,’ a character who exists in only two dimensions. A Square lives in Flatland, a world conceptualized by writer Edwin A. Abbott in 1884 as a critical commentary upon the hierarchical nature of the rigidly stratified society of [Read More…]

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