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
Considering where and how to introduce automation in the lab, along with the future of automation
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New study shows that merely hiking on trails in national parks may create a "landscape of fear"
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By testing plane wastewater, researchers have found that COVID-19 safety measures had little effect
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With the essential-use approach, scientists hope that health and safety will be prioritized while spurring innovation
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Using a material engineered to create reverse temperature differences, scientists can now move objects with just lasers
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Researchers develop a solar-powered reactor that converts waste into useful product
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Using the same mechanism as the COVID-19 vaccine, researchers have found a way to spark activity in mutated photoreceptor cells
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Researchers design a copper bracelet that harvests RF energy, opening the door to novel wearable devices
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Paleontologists develop technique for finding promising fossil sites with multispectrum satellite imagery
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Researchers employ cognitive testing and lesion-deficit mapping to find the origin of fluid intelligence
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A new study shows that those whose sense of smell never returned after COVID-19 are under constant immune attacks
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The open-source software is the first metabolite identification tool that can distinguish between stereochemical variants
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New study lends credence to the idea that the G Factor arises from global brain architecture, not specific regions
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An interview about the importance of data access in sustainability research, along with key players
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In a study of 18,000 Japanese adults, those with severe hypertension were at higher risk of death caused by cardiovascular disease
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