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By: Tanuja Koppal, Ph.D. Published: September 9 2010
Dr. Peter Hodder, senior scientific director and head of Lead Identification Division at The Scripps Research Institute in Florida, talks about his experiences moving from big pharma to academia to set up a high-throughput screening laboratory from t
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: January 1 2011
As part of our new online Lab Products Survey series, we present the results from our recent survey on purchasing a lab glassware washer.
By: Other Author Published: February 15 2011
1090LD Features fully integrated liquid and dry dispersion A mouse click switches dispersion modes for simple, fast operation with no need to realign or revalidate the system Uses two lasers, ensuring the highest accuracy and prec
By: Vince McLeod Published: September 9 2010
Basic rules for the use, care, transport and storage of compressed gas cylinders.
By: John K. Borchardt Published: September 9 2010
The best single way for lab managers to promote outstanding effective technical service is to take care of the lab people who take care of customers. When the people who work for you feel valued, they will make your firms customers feel valued.
By: Jay Brotman, AIA & Robert Skolozdra, AIA Published: September 9 2010
With the issue of sustainability fast becoming ubiquitous in our culture, the benefits of green design and building are prized highly by architecture, engineering and construction professionals as well as by many in the scientific community at large
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: September 9 2010
Advances in the material technology of centrifuge rotors have led to the introduction of carbon fiber composite materials.
By: John Buie Published: September 9 2010
If one studies the evolution of the laboratory pump over the past 25 years, it becomes apparent that this is an area of significant innovation, with important developments
By: Jeff Tobe Published: September 9 2010
Tips to help maximize your time while under pressure.
By: John Buie Published: September 7 2010
This guide will take a look at three main selection criteria and present you with a short list of products from manufacturers whose products you should examine more closely.
By: Bruce L. Katcher, Ph.D. Published: September 9 2010
The mantra in your organization should be how each department can help every other department. Managers need to focus on how they can make it easy for customers to do business with their lab, and others need to focus on what they can do to make it e
By: Bernard Tulsi Published: September 9 2010
On top of financial cutbacks from the state and federal agencies, many universities face growing public skepticism about the value of funding universities. In addition, the trend toward interdisciplinary research presents significant coordination and
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: September 9 2010
Centrifuges, one of the true workhorse instruments of modern laboratories, were also one of the earliest scientific appliances.
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: September 9 2010
Feeding multiple operations and applications.
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: September 9 2010
Automating a tedious but necessary task
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: September 9 2010
Removing heat at the point of use.
By: Jeffrey Denoncourt Published: September 9 2010
A successful water system design begins with a clear and precise definition of user needs throughout the facility. The purity level and volume of water required at each point of use can vary considerably and therefore must be fully assessed in order
By: John K. Borchardt Published: September 9 2010
Is there a large laboratory in your area that might close? Or is there one that has closed and reopened and is renting laboratory space? If so, this might represent a valuable opportunity for your firm.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: September 9 2010
As with many laboratory applications, RNA QC procedures can be streamlined through automation.
By: F. Key Kidder Published: September 9 2010
Scientific communication researchers see a change in the prevailing mode of scientific communicationthe top-down deficit modelto one in which being engaged with the public at some level is just part of what it means to be a scientist.
By: Alan Edwards Published: September 9 2010
Staffing companies are able to recruit scientists with detailed skill sets and established career goals within the scientific community for a specific position.
By: Mike Lickley, Jim Curry Published: September 9 2010
Simulation tools have been available for 40 years, but advances in computer technology have now made them truly practical for use in managing operations in laboratories, which by their nature are complex due to the mix of tests conducted, the variet
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: September 9 2010
The latest equipment, instrument and system introductions to the laboratory market.
By: Other Author Published: September 15 2010
6CADM Series Features MicroSentry™ Scientific control for temperature accuracy and monitoring Includes a powerful compressor for faster pull-down times and quick temperature recovery Features positive-close hinges
By: Agilent Technologies Published: March 28 2012
1260 Infinity Hybrid Supercritical Fluid/UHPLC System First commercial instrument that performs both supercritical fluid chromatography and ultra high-performance liquid chromatography. Enables intelligent screening for the most
By: Other Author Published: September 15 2010
Bead Ruptor 24 Designed for grinding, lysing, and homogenization of biological samples prior to molecular extraction Able to process volumes ranging from 0.3 mL to 5 mL Features a broad speed range of 2,000 to 5,00
By: Other Author Published: September 15 2010
EZ-2 Series Designed specifically for solvent removal Standard model (EZ-2) is suitable for water and volatile solvents Plus model (EZ-2plus) is recommended for solvents with boiling points up to 165°C Envi model (EZ-Env
By: Other Author Published: May 4 2012
Optima™ Range of heating circulators consists of four new models providing excellent temperature stability (±0.05 to ±0.01 ºC) and uniformity (±0.1 to ±0.05 ºC) Designed for use with
By: Other Author Published: September 15 2010
JMS-S3000 SpiralTOF™ Delivers a resolving power of greater than 60,000 (FWHM) over a wide mass range of m/z 10-30,000 Features a staggered figure-8 ion trajectory of 17 meters Due to refocused ion packets, divergence of ions
By: Other Author Published: February 15 2011
HandyStep® Electronic Automatically recognizes the size of encoded proprietary syringe tips Features continuously adjustable volume selection from 1 µL to 50 mL Compatible with standard syringe tips from various
By: David Nettleton Published: September 9 2010
If you have electronic records and you print them out for signature approval, the implementation of the electronic signature will completely replace the need to print. Every approver will instead provide his or her signature electronically
By: Vince McLeod Published: September 9 2010
Based on responses to our Lab Safety Survey, our readers are doing a pretty good job of providing safe workplaces and watching out for their employees when it comes to safety.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: January 1 2011
As part of our new online Lab Products Survey series, we present the results from our recent survey on purchasing a centrifuge.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: January 1 2011
As part of our new online Lab Products Survey series, we present the results from our recent survey on purchasing a water purification system.
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