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
Researchers now know which proteins plant cell nuclei use as signals to start photosynthesis
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Dragonflies and blow flies have the highest temporal perception, while starfish have the lowest
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Researchers develop an object detection system that uses deep learning and IoT for fast, local obstacle navigation
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The study is one of the latest in the growing literature exploring biomimicry in aerial applications
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The rover captured the sound of dust devils in Jezero Crater, the rover’s landing spot
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This new method of contactless manipulation could prove useful in manufacturing and robotics
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By removing a certain serotonin receptor, fear responses can be unlearned much more quickly
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New study from Johns Hopkins finds that installing air cleaners leads to higher heart rate variability levels
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New study from Stanford shows that the pandemic made young people mature faster neurologically
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The number of lakes and reservoirs has surged over the past few decades. Scientists are now attempting to capture the environmental impact of this increase
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Flavonoid consumption has numerous benefits, including lowering cancer risk. A new study has found that it’s also associated with lower artery calcification rates
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Using “spike networks,” scientists were able to prevent an artificial neural network from overwriting information
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New study reports that the US saw a 7.5 percent decrease in energy consumption
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New study finds that armadillos infected with leprosy bacteria grow enlarged, but completely healthy, livers
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With this consultation complete, UPSIDE Foods is one step closer to becoming the first cell-cultured meat vendor to enter the US consumer market
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