Holden Galusha
Associate Editor at Lab Manager
Holden Galusha is a former associate editor for Lab Manager. Previously, he was the content manager for lab equipment vendor New Life Scientific, Inc., where he wrote articles covering lab instrumentation and processes. Additionally, Holden has an associate of science degree in web/computer programming from Rhodes State College, which informs his content regarding laboratory software, cybersecurity, and other related topics. In 2024, he was one of just three journalists awarded the Young Leaders Scholarship by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
Education
Rhodes State College
Associate of science in Web/Computer Programming
Award
ASBPE Young Leader Scholarship 2024
Articles by Holden Galusha
Like green spaces, exposure to blue spaces in childhood manifest improved well-being in adulthood.
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A years-long study of more than 2,000 pairs of twins found that alcohol misuse may lead to a variety of health issues and dissatisfaction
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Recent research shows that fish can accurately forecast the actions of others and incorporate it into their own actions
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Carolyn Bertozzi, Morten Meldal, and Nobel laureate Barry Sharpless awarded for the development of click chemistry
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What to know before buying a pre-owned incubator or shaker
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New study uses 4D ultrasounds to capture unborn babies' reactions to carrot and kale
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In a study of 300 mice with variants of APOE gene, those with the 2 and 4 alleles are at higher risk of negative COVID outcomes
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Coffee consumption is associated with decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and irregular heartbeats
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Seven reasons why lab professionals should make time to write
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Effective communication is key to raising funds for your startup
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Signs like safety concerns and poor efficiency may demonstrate the need for an upgrade
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New study demonstrates technique for delaying skin cancer metastasization to the brain
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New study shows that drumming activates woodpeckers’ brain regions similar to human speech and songbird brain regions
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New simulations may disprove old theories regarding Saturn’s properties
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The use of intelligent image comparison tools to detect bad data may be a growing trend in academia
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