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Hayley M Bennett

Bristol
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, Wiley, Wiley Online Library, New Scientist, Biomed Central (BMC), Education in Chemistry, rsc.org, The Lancet, BBC Science Focus and
Freelance science writer. Mumming. Running. Non-practicing philatelist. Always open to more sleep. On Instagram: www.instagram.com/hayleymb_sciwri/
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How an ancient alchemy technique is transforming modern chemistry

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By Hayley M Bennett
| New Scientist
Imagine yourself in a chemistry lab. You are probably picturing a scene featuring a whole load of liquids – fluids bubbling in round-bottomed flasks, solutions swirling in test tubes, droplets running down condensers. It is a cliché, but one that accurately describes what these spaces have looked like for centuries the world over. There isn’t much frothing or bubbling going on in Tomislav Friščić’s lab, though.
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Navigating Digital Welfare: A Multi‐Level Maze?

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By Hayley M Bennett
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Greater conceptual and empirical engagement with welfare state complexity is needed in studies of digital welfare. While for some the rise of the digital welfare state is ‘old news’ (see Ball et al. 2022), there is much that remains underexplored including governance and administration (see Henman 2022). This article identifies and seeks to address one limitation of existing research into digital welfare: the focus on single digital instruments often at the level of the nation-state.
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Overloading And unpacKing (OAK) - droplet-based combinatorial indexing for ultra-high throughput single-cell multiomic profiling - Nature Communications

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By Hayley M Bennett, Ivana K. Kim
| Nature
Abstract Multiomic profiling of single cells by sequencing is a powerful technique for investigating cellular diversity. Existing droplet-based microfluidic methods produce many cell-free droplets, underutilizing bead barcodes and reagents. Combinatorial indexing on microplates is more efficient for barcoding but labor-intensive.
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