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By: Tanuja Koppal, Ph.D. Published: April 1 2010
Dr. Gregory Shipley, director of the Quantitative Genomics Core Laboratory at The University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, discusses how he goes about evaluating and investing in new technologies and reagents.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: April 2 2010
Firetrace International, located in Scottsdale, Arizona, manufactures automatic fire detection and suppression systems.
By: Bryon Krug, Patrick Woods Published: April 2 2010
A laboratory energy retrofit process begins with an energy audit in which all aspects of a buildings energy usage are examined in order to identify opportunities for savings.
By: John K. Borchardt Published: April 1 2010
If your laboratory has its own dedicated power plant or is part of an industrial facility, you may be able to drastically reduce the amount of energy you purchase while reducing your labs carbon footprint.
By: John Buie Published: April 2 2010
This article looks at the evolution of the laboratory glassware washer; a staple in most labs.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: April 2 2010
The Contaminant Analysis Program compiles a list of common contaminants into one program.
By: Bruce Lang Published: April 2 2010
Film-based, multicavity insulating glass offers superior insulating performance, reduces noise and increases occupant comfort more effectively than low-e glass alone.
By: Vince McLeod Published: April 2 2010
The basic design principles and proper operation of the chemical fume hood. Vince McLeod
By: Dr. Kurt Headrick Published: April 2 2010
When it comes to lab design, construction or renovation, there will be problems. Accept that, and be prepared to be flexible and cooperative in finding solutions that do not compromise safety, budget, scheduling and quality.
By: John Buie, Lab Manager Magazine Published: April 12 2010
Choosing the right balance comes down to three main selection criteria outlined in the Independent Guide to Purchasing a Lab Balance.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: April 2 2010
BioCisions CoolRacks consist of arrays of receiver cavities for tubes rendered in a highly thermo-conductive material. .
By: Bernard Tulsi Published: April 1 2010
The role of food labs in the development of new flavours, textures and products.
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: April 2 2010
Straightforward, complex purchasing decisions.
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: April 2 2010
Bringing out the best in analytical samples.
By: Angelo DePalma, Ph.D Published: April 2 2010
Today, PCR is used routinely in dozens of approved medical tests in diagnostic labs and physician offices, and by millions of scientists worldwide.
By: Richard Daub Published: April 1 2010
While the green movement is receiving less attention now than it has in recent years, it was able to take root with regulators who have become less tolerant of practices found to harm the environment. Many lab managers believe that adjusting their p
By: Diane Barker Published: April 2 2010
As effective team memebers, scientists can help their organizations and laboratories continue to do the important research necessary to improve lives well into the future.
By: Nandita Vyas, John C. Mlade Published: April 2 2010
Leading research institutions share best practices to meet institutional climate commitments.
By: Lab Manager Magazine Published: April 2 2010
ANALYTICAL FT-NIR Spectrometer MB3600-PH Can be operated without any scheduled maintenance for ten years Features a simple and robust interface for data acquisition and routine analysis Universal sampling compartment accom
By: Other Author Published: April 17 2010
AQUACOUNTER® AQ-300 Features six built-in calculation modes to accommodate solid, liquid and gas samples Includes a statistics package with one-touch calculations Allows instant recall of data for up to 20 samples Includes balance a
By: Other Author Published: November 8 2011
Retsch ZM 200 Ultra Centrifugal Mill with New Cyclone Features gentle and very rapid size reduction by pre- and fine grinding in one run Includes patented cassette system for maximum sample recovery and easy cleaning Capable
By: Arthur Reichmuth & Ian Ciesniewski Published: April 2 2010
The main question in selecting a balance is whether it will meet the measurement uncertainty budget for the process under investigation.
By: Ronald B. Pickett Published: April 2 2010
What can managers do to prevent or reduce the impact of work-life imbalance on themselves and their staff? Answers include physical fitness, recreation, distraction from the job, involvement in charitable activities, and doing things that are not con
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