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In the field of microbiology, COVID-19 has very much stolen the show this year. However, despite media attention and resources being poured into understanding and combatting SARS-CoV-2, there have still been some exciting developments in microbiology. In this list we take a look at five of the most read non-COVID-19 microbiology news stories of 2020.

This listicle details the top 10 most-read non-COVID-19 cancer research news stories from the field this year, published on Technology Networks.

This listicle addresses advances in dementia research over 2020, highlighting the strides science has made in diagnosis and treatment development.

This article discusses novel developments occurring in synthetic biology and their applications among a vast sum of multidisciplinary scientific fields.

September 21-25 was Peer Review Week, an annual celebration of peer review, for which the 2020 theme was trust. In this list, Technology Networks highlights several important aspects of the scientific publication process to mark the event.

Mass spectrometers are an integral component of clinical laboratories, owing to their versatility, specificity, high throughput and ability to detect and quantify unknown components and highly complex samples. Download this listicle to discover several clinical applications of MS

Natural products derived from plants and animals, play important roles in shaping modern medicine. Discover the key workflow steps in natural product drug discovery and explore some of the most challenging diseases that natural products are being developed to treat.

Download this listicle to discover five recent approaches that help to improve the separation and detection of host cell proteins.

We’ve compiled a list of guides and articles to help those at the beginning of their career, spanning a whole range of topics, from grad school and the publication process to mental health and gender inequality.

Sharp objects, toxic chemicals and infectious bacteria – just a few of the hazards that scientists work with on a daily basis… what on earth could go wrong?