Flow Cytometry: Fluidics and Versatility in Flow
A flow cytometer has three main functional systems: fluidics, optics, and electronics
Brandoch Cook, PhD
Brandoch Cook, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Weill Cornell Medicine Department of Surgery in New York City. He can be reached at brandoch.cook@gmail.com.
Articles by Brandoch Cook, PhD
Safety and Circumspection in Laboratory Oven Use
The safety features of laboratory convection ovens must coordinate with user responsibility to avoid unnecessary dangers
Informatics Approaches to In Silico Drug Discovery
Revolutionary approaches to drug discovery aided by informatics and guided toward precision medicine have helped bring new drug approvals back to pre-1996 levels
The Third Wave of Next-Generation Sequencing
The future of both broad genomic coverage and small-scale enrichment may lie in a third generation of sequencing
Laboratory Casework: The Advantages of Mobile Workspaces
Laboratories can adapt easier to evolving objectives and instrumentation with mobile workspaces
Robotic Workstations Reduce Human Error in the Laboratory
The unseen workhorses of laboratory robotics help to reduce human error and increase reproducibility
Developing a Standard for Cannabis Sample Prep in Quality Control Testing
Cannabis has become a
legitimized global retail marketplace, projected to reach
$146 billion by 2025
Hiring, Screening, and Training for the Cannabis Laboratory
In a maturing market, qualifications and expectations are rapidly increasing
New Techniques in MS-Based Proteomic Screening
How these novel methods can lead to revolutions in drug discovery and target identification
Technological Upgrades Enhance Viscometer Use
The latest viscometer features boost quality control