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The latest trends in laboratory information management systems

The expansion of global biopharmaceutical markets, particularly within nations where electricity and refrigeration are unreliable, drives lyophilization markets

What would a manager in a drug discovery lab like to see in automation products?

Modern-day complexities for legacy methods

Lab managers might consider designs other than standard, single-bulb rotary evaporators.

Microwave digestion has been used for decades in chemistry, materials, and biology labs

Viscometers tend to be a “buy once and forget it” type of purchase

The “democratization” of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometers has been accompanied by multiprobe, multi-nuclide capability.

If the pump goes down, so does the process.

Rethinking older, established technology

Working with single cells raises immediate concerns about analyte quantities and concentrations

Carryover has always been a problem in HPLC, but its significance increases with today’s sensitive detection methods

Difficult matrix, complex products, uncertain standards

Thorough method validation can be tedious, but not doing it right means wasted time, money, and resources