For environmental researchers, the Gulfstream-V (GV) HIAPER research jet is like Red Bull—it gives them wings.

Looking at the latest portable offerings in soil and water testing, plant health and identification, sample management, and testing of raw materials, components, and finished products.

Nonprofit announces 2016 awardees and honors donors at Positively Instrumental event, plus, we share our Seeding Lab notes from Pittcon

Eggs aren’t just great for Easter, they’re awesome for science as well! Here are a few recent areas of research where eggs have made a splash.

This month, we do a quick Q&A with Angela Errera, director of marketing, membership, and communications at the Laboratory Products Association (LPA). She discusses the reasons you may want to become an LPA member.

Dr. Robert Linnen discusses the impact a compact SEM has had on his research.

For the Biotron Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, varying temperatures and humidity levels are a good thing.

With Black History Month in full swing, we take a brief look at the key contributions of five African-American women to their scientific fields.

Models and simulations continue to connect the real lab space with the virtual world

Rohan Steel, PhD, is a project leader in the Biological Research Unit at Racing Analytical Services, Ltd. (RASL), in Flemington, Australia.

“Once you’re in the lab, it’s very difficult to recognize that you are two kilometers underground.”

Thanks to stricter government regulations and a closer eye on laboratory tests, accreditation and training remain as important as ever.

World-famous polar explorer helps launch new cold storage solution

A roundup of recent research that might aid those who hope to eat better, exercise more, and generally improve their health in the new year

This past year saw a number of changes for Lab Manager. We look back at our biggest moments from each month in 2015.