Launched in Fall 2010 and publishes peer-reviewed scientific research related to optics, photonics and imaging in the life sciences. Covers theoretical simulations, technology development, biomedical studies and clinical applications.

Targets clinical engineers and biomedical equipment technicians. Provides healthcare facilities with invaluable updates on the latest developments in medical safety, standards, regulations and incidents. Includes reports on hazards, product recalls, standards development, legal actions, government activities, professional activities, education, meetings, medical instrumentation, R&D, and recent approvals and recalls. Regular features include original reports, an exclusive feature article, the latest news from government agencies, and tips on finding other related educational resources.

Circulation: The circulation figure is not disclosed. Distribution: The journal is available through subscription. Aims of the Journal: Biometric Technology Today is an established source of authoritative news, analysis, features and surveys on the international biometrics market. It is committed to providing unbiased, intelligent comment as well as extensive and fully researched worldwide news coverage on all aspects of the biometrics market. Readership: The journal is aimed at academics and professionals working in the biometrics market. Content: Each issue includes Biometrics News, Feature Articles, Company News and New Technology. Editorial Contacts: Tracey Caldwell at Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 tracey.caldwell@btconnect.com Other Information: <w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="35" QFormat="true" Name="caption" /

Emphasizes the role of statistics and mathematics in the biosciences. Promotes and extends the use of statistical and mathematical methods in the principal disciplines of biosciences by reporting on the development and application of these methods. A centerpiece of most of the publication's articles is scientific application that sets scientific or policy objectives, motivates methods development and demonstrates the operations of new methods.

An e-newsletter geared towards decision makers and other professionals in the Biometrics industry. Designed to bring biometrics to the masses, specifically financial, medical and key verticals as well as MIS departments in large organizations, integrators and the government. Provides the latest news, along with original articles and columns covering technology issues, implementation obstacles and solutions and successful installations of biometric components and the results they have yielded. Also features product and technology reviews from their own testing facility. Focuses on the important balance of security and privacy and the inherent impact biometrics will have on personal freedoms.

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Background and Format: BioNews is a weekly biomedicine newsletter published by Progress Educational Trust, launched in 1999. The aim of BioNews is to provide news and comment on genetics, assisted conception, embryo / stem cell research and related areas. BioNews covers the political, legal, ethical and broader social issues that arise from controversial developments. The newsletter provides summaries of the week's news and developments alongside comment, reviews and recommendations of selected topical conferences, events and more. It also contains job advertisements from the relevant sectors. Audience and Readership: The newsletter is aimed at those who have a professional or a personal interest in biomedicine. The weekly e-mail newsletter is read by around 18,000 people. Distribution: BioNews is sent by email to registered subscribers. The newsletter is only published online. Ad rates: For more information, please email here or call: +44 (0)207 278 7870.

Background and Format: You might know them by old name ‘Make it Cheaper’, but they are now Bionic - the leading SME services platform and the future of business essentials. Audience and Readership: Aimed at British businesses. Circulation: The publisher does not share theses figures. Ad rates: No ad rates available.  Other information: The publication can also be found on LinkedIn. 

Focuses on the design, development and utilization of optical technologies for the study, diagnosis and treatment of disease and disease practices, as well as tracks technology, applications and business trends related to the use of optical technologies and instrumentation in the life sciences. Targets biologists, physicists, pathologists, forensic scientists, pharmaceutical companies and government agencies; anyone interested in in understanding how light interacts with the human body at the cellular, molecular and tissue levels and what the implications of this might be for improving the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Specific markets and applications covered include molecular imaging, cancer diagnostics, spectroscopy, microscopy, cytometry, OTC, optical trapping, biosensing, microfluidics, cell biology, chemical analysis, genomics, proteomics, drug discovery and tissue engineering. Key technologies and products covered range form lasers, optics and detectors to LEDs, fiber optics, image-processing software and optical instrumentation. Regular sections include BioOptics Breakthroughs, the latest research and technology developments; News & Views, business, technology and application news, with analysis; Inside Instrumentation, trends in the design, development and biomedical applications of optical instrumentation; In the Loop, recent developments at key government agencies (including NIH, NIBIB, FDA, CDRH) related to funding and commecializing biomedical optics products and applications; Feature Focus, articles focus on a single technology and the biomedical applications that are being used; Product Grid, products and instrumentation directly related to the issue's feature focus; and Legends, interviews with leaders in the field of biomedical optics research and clinical applications. Press releases should be mailed to BioOptics World New Products and should include a colour image. They should be kept short (less than 200 words) and to the point, sticking to the facts. Include the contact for more information. Technical, industry, or applications news in the field regarding new developments in optoelectronics or its applications and should incldue a contact name, phone number and email address. They are interested in news stories - tell them how the development advances technology, what are its benefits, and what are the likely applications. Typical industry news includes financial reports, executive changes, major contract awards, mergers and acquisitions, market research reports, and industry events.

Created for chemists, medicinal chemists, pharmacologists, biochemists and molecular biologists. Features original research papers and critical reviews on molecular interactions in key biological targets such as receptors, channels, enzymes, nucleotides, lipids and saccharides.