New rules take effect in 2020, and manufacturers can turn to analytical food labs for accurate sample analyses

Ranitidine (Zantac) recall brings into question the analytical methods used to detect NDMA

Detection of NDMA in ranitidine drugs (Zantac) led to a recent recall. While the carcinogenic effects in humans are not conclusive, NDMA is considered a probable human carcinogen

Understanding the specific needs of the lab prior to purchase is essential

Nanomaterials may be an effective alternative to more widely used, but costly and time-consuming methods

Selection of the appropriate blotting method depends on the target molecule of interest

Cannabis contains both THC and CBD, but despite sharing similar structure, these cannabinoids exert different physiological effects

Changing your research focus? Consider selling equipment to recover costs and save space

What methods are used for the identification and quantification of pesticide residues on domestic and imported foods?

To ensure longevity, purchasing decisions must take into consideration constantly evolving needs

Dr. Ronald J. Kendall is head of the Wildlife Toxicology Laboratory and professor of Environmental Toxicology in the Department of Environmental Toxicology at Texas Tech University

Cannabis potency varies between products, and different analytical methods are used to quantify active ingredients and contaminants

A project manager and relocation team can help navigate all stages of a laboratory move

Developing specialized assays to assess vaccine efficacy, exposure, and safety

Multi-vendor service providers must adapt to meet their customers' needs