ELGA Editorial Team

In the lab, where the precision and accuracy are essential, we have pioneered technology to control the invisible microbial life.

In the final instalment of our Out of this World series, we take a look at the discovery of water on comets and asteroids.

We are discovering that liquid water is pretty rare in the universe. This blog looks at the evidence about Enceladus which could change this.

Water on the Red Planet is a big focus at the moment, so this blog will look at the geomorphological and astrogeobiological features present on the surface.

Hydrogen and oxygen are two rather abundant elements in the universe, so water is likely to be quite common in the universe. Here we look at water on the Moon.

Water is essential to life. In this series we look at the search for water throughout the Solar System starting with our own reserves deep beneath our feet.

Approaching the end of the year, we thought to wrap up the season with a take on the Twelve Days of Christmas in the Lab. Seasons Greetings and Happy 2015!