If a balance’s measurement goes to seven decimal digits after zero—like 0.0000001 grams—that’s an ultramicrobalance

The concept of remote in today’s lab can mean starting and monitoring experiments from your office—or even farther away from the lab setup, if you like

Lab washers go through installation qualification, operational qualification, and performance qualification

To quantify nucleic acids, DNA, or RNA, scientists often use the quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR)

Standardizing the methods will improve products for recreational and medicinal applications

For cell-based assays, the imaging perspective can make a big difference in the results.

Better refrigerants and best practices improve energy efficiency

Across health care and drug development, experts need advanced tools to manage specimens and their associated data

In large part, centrifuge problems arise from user error rather than from instrument failure.

The evolution of liquid handling involves various parameters, and one of them is volume

In forensic work, the smallest detail can make the difference in solving a crime. Those details can come from genetic evidence, such as DNA. Collecting the DNA is one thing, analyzing it is another.

Technological advances have enabled us to analyze increasingly lower concentrations of chemicals

When working with highly polar compounds, HILIC tends to be the best choice for separation

To lyse cells, purify proteins, or develop nanotechnology, scientists and technologists often turn to ultrasonic liquid processors.

Today’s fume hood world features many options, including filtered hoods