UK Consultation - Detection technologies in law enforcement
The Society for Applied Microbiology responded to a European Commission green paper on detection technologies in the work of the law enforcement, customs and other security authorities (COM/2006/0474).
This response discusses the importance of technologies for the detection of biological agents in humans as well as in animals and food sources. See below to download a copy of the response.
Part of the AMI Advisory Group Webinar series, this webinar, recorded on 18 March 2026, explores 'Water and Gender', the theme of World Water Day 2026.
New research to be presented at MLSFF26 reveals whole-genome sequencing as a powerful tool that can distinguish between antibiotic-resistant and susceptible strains of urinary tract pathogens by identifying the specific genetic signatures that confer resistance.
A new meta-analysis showcased at MLSFF suggests that oral anticoagulants apixaban and rivaroxaban show similar effectiveness in stroke prevention, but apixaban shows a 32% reduction in major bleeding compared to rivaroxaban.
