Official publication of ASLAP. Provides scientific and technical information related to the training of veterinarians in the field of laboratory animal practice at both the pre- and postdoctoral levels.

Editorial content offers insight on topics related to laboratory animal science and medicine. Regular features include clinical management, philosophical studies, and technical advances. Written for laboratory animal and research technicians and their supervisors, facility managers, clinical veterinarians, animal research scientists and laboratory animal program directors. Contains articles and book reviews, editorials, committee reports and news and commentary.

Reports on the laboratory industry's business and financial trends, including forecasts for the future. Informs on comparative data on lab pricing, healthcare integration, capitation and technology advances. Offers clear perspectives of how your firm is performing versus the rest of the industry, how publicly-traded lab companies are performing and what their top executives earn, and mergers and acquisitions.

Published as a journal of pathology. Contains peer-reviewed, original investigations that elucidate the pathogenesis or etiology of disease and/or the development of new methodologies for diagnosis. Includes brief and comprehensive reviews of disease-related research and descriptions of novel methods and reagents for disease research.

Background and Format: Launched in 1971, Laboratory News is published by Synthesis Media Ltd and is aimed at laboratory managers, technicians and equipment buyers. Covers news about lab management, materials science, neuroscience, forensics, astrophysics and food science. The media pack is available from: djx5h8pabpett.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/01/10114820/LabNewsMediaPack2018-email..pdf¿ Circulation: Source: Publisher  

Background and Format: Labnews.co.uk aims to keep its readers up to date with the very latest developments and breaking news stories. It also contains a detailed archive of news stories, technical articles and product information. The site is also the home of Lab News Pages – the independent suppliers directory containing details of over 800 suppliers of laboratory equipment and services. Audience and Readership: The magazine serves the laboratory sector. Deadline: Ongoing (website) Monthly Unique Users (MUU): Source: Publisher Sections: News Features Lab News Digital Products Comment Directory Videos Companion Series Diary Ad rates: For further information click here  

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Background and Format: Labour and Capital is a politics blog based in London aimed at a UK audience mainly. The Blogger: The blog was founded by Blogger and former Trades Union Congress official Tom Powdrill in February 2007. The site is an individual blog and is entirely run by Tom Powdrill. Tom works at the International Transport Workers Federation on capital stewardship. The blog is a way to develop his interest in creating a stronger voice for labour in the capital markets, responsible investment and corporate governance. This blog represents his personal views only. PR Opportunities: PR opportunities include guest blogging; however the blog is mainly a self-promotion tool for Tom Powdrill. The best way to get in contact with the blog is by using the email address Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE tom.powdrill@btopenworld.com <w:LsdException Locked="false" Priority="10" SemiHidden="fa

Labour Uncut is a developing politics and news blog that is based in the UK and is aimed at a UK audience. The blog is dedicated to politics and in particular Labour. It provides an insight into Labour politics and was first founded in May 2010. The blog features many contributors from bloggers, journalists and politicians. The blog is split into four main categories; all posts are usually filed under them. They include Uncut, Inside, Unbound and Grassroots. On average the blog is updated once or twice a day. The blog provides a mixture of features, Labour news, history of the party and breaking news. PR opportunities are not obvious, however they might exist in the form of guest posts. The best way to contact the team is on the email address provided; alternatively they can be reached via Twitter too.

LabourList is “an independent progressive blog providing a platform for open debate about centre-left issues and the future of the Labour movement”.Peter Edwards is Editor of the blog and previously worked for the Labour Party. Other Writers include Conor Pope and Sarah Pine and Guest Bloggers also contribute to the site.Blog posts cover up to the minute politics and Labour Party issues. They are categorised under headings which include: PPC Profiles, Interviews, Opposition, Election, Movement, Economy, Leadership and Labour Party.It is worth noting that profile opportunities exist in the form of interviews and the team can be reached by email.