With fewer smaller chemicals, scientists develop more-targeted medicines

Keeping cultures free of contamination depends on technique and the right tools

Most labs need some customizing of their workflow, something that fits just right with their research objectives and personnel

The right detergent makes all the difference in cleaning glassware

The days of dealing with chromatography data by hand disappeared long ago (or at least they should have)

Working at billionths of a meter—a nanometer—makes some things complicated and others greatly simplified

When shopping for the right shaker, there are many factors to consider; as the rock band Genesis would say, there’s an “ocean of motion.”

Charged aerosol detection identifies a wide range of analytes at high sensitivity

As the industry grows, so does the increased need for potency testing.

Testing equipment for or in tricky environments depends on adventuresome scientists and engineers

ICP-MS helps scientists dig deeper into the world around us

Improved imaging and touch sensors can provide a valuable option in lab settings

Assessing the right throughput depends on the industry and the process

Some devices need better technology; others just need the sash closed

The analytical challenge of detecting leaching chemicals in drugs, food, water, and more