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

Advances in automation eliminate the tedious, time-consuming aspects of cell culture and cell line development

Plan ahead to ensure instruments arrive safely

Years of experiments lead to an accumulation of chemicals that require appropriate handling and disposal

Bioprocessing plant cell secondary metabolites and phytohormones for personal care products

The right service can prevent delays and reduce expenses

Advances in field instrumentation have enabled extensive analysis outside the traditional laboratory setting

Toxicologists turn to chromatography and mass spectrometry to identify compounds