ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

29th August 2014

Singer Instruments completing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge all for a great cause.

Text “ICED55” plus an amount (such as £5) to 70070 to donate to the Motor Neurone Disease Association

Our nominations: Haynes Lab, Boone Lab, Cai Lab & Roadwater Post Office & Stores

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The Singer BioArt Competition

Are you feeling creative? Enter an image of your most interesting plate for a chance to win a new PhenoBooth+

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is a stark reminder for us all how underrepresented women are in STEM-related fields

SINGER INSTRUMENTS CELEBRATE A TECH SOUTH WEST AWARD

Singer instruments are delighted to announce we’ve won our first Tech South West Award!

Advanced robotics meets Synthetic Biology

Automated next-generation Colony Picker “Singer-PIXL went from design to automation within 2 years

ROADWATER FIRM WIN SOMERSET EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR

We are overjoyed to be announced as Employer of the Year at the Somerset Business Awards

Singer Instruments Responds to the Climate Emergency

Inspired by, and in response to recent movements to stimulate action, Singer Instruments have updated our Environmental Strategy.

Synthetic Yeast Chromosome Manipulation

Online shop now open!

PhD PIPS Lab Automation Placement

An internship with the Robot dudes

High-Throughput Yeast Library Construction

Discover a novel method to create your own custom screening library in just 3 weeks

Grow Your Own GFP Xmas Tree

Time-lapse GFP Xmas tree. Learn to grow your own!

Happy 30th Birthday MSM!

Watch some of the biggest names in science give their birthday wishes to the MSM.

Competition: Change the chest of science!

Design t-shirts for your entire lab!

Agar Plate Pourer (Competition)

Microbiologist + Competition = Good name for automatic plate pourer + Free plate pourer for winner

The Synthetic Biology Revolution

The future’s bright, the future’s Synthetic!

Sneaking challenges into scientific talks!

10 brave students embraced the chance to give their first ever talk during The Carl Singer Foundation Session at BYG Manchester. Each had two tasks to ‘hide’ in their presentation.