Rachel Muenz
Rachel Muenz, managing editor for G2 Intelligence, can be reached at rmuenz@g2intelligence.com.
Articles by Rachel Muenz
We highlight five current scientific studies that fit with the spirit of the season
Michael Barkan is a senior informatics consultant at CSols Inc., a North American laboratory informatics consultancy with offices in Canada and the US.
A team that spends its days bickering and blaming one another for its failings isn’t going to get very far...
A quick overview of the latest developments in and issues surrounding pancreatic and lung cancer research
Dr. Paula Rose discusses her work with IRMS in a new lab at Texas A&M University.
Many people are terrified of bats, but there are plenty of reasons to like them, including some recent discoveries from bat researchers
Non-profit to soon announce awardees for its Instrumental Access program
Annie Pathiparampil is an analytical chemist at Chevron Energy Technology Company in Richmond, California. At her work, her main focus area is in classical wet chemistry methods, including ion chromatography.
This month, we chat with Frost & Sullivan's Christi Bird about the results of the F&S survey of Lab Manager's audience.
Associate editor Rachel Muenz speaks with research scientists Freya Freestone, MChem, and Helen O'Shea, BSc about data processing, analysis, and managing workflows in the lab.
Lab professionals share their thoughts on artwork in the workplace.
Josephine Ferreon is an assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology, Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Her structural biology group characterizes various intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs), important in stem cell biology and neurodegenerative diseases, using standard and state-of-the-art biochemical/biophysical techniques such as NMR and single molecule fluorescence spectroscopy.
Michael Rummel has held the position of chief operating officer at InSource Diagnostics, an independent laboratory that focuses on medication monitoring and compliance testing, for several years. Since graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2005, Michael has pursued a career working in the analytical and clinical sciences. He has expertise in analytical chemistry assay development specifically with liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry, assay optimization, and sample preparation optimization and development.
New technology is making even high-end instruments more affordable and accessible to science students.
