Trevor J Henderson
Laboratory Products Group Creative Services Director at Lab Manager
Trevor Henderson BSc (HK), MSc, PhD (c), has more than two decades of experience in the fields of scientific and technical writing, editing, and creative content creation. With academic training in the areas of human biology, physical anthropology, and community health, he has a broad skill set of both laboratory and analytical skills. Since 2013, he has been working with LabX Media Group developing content solutions that engage and inform scientists and laboratorians. He can be reached at thenderson@labmanager.com.
Education
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D.(c), Medical Anthropology
University of Toronto
Master of Science (MSc), Physical and Biological Anthropology
University of Guelph
B.Sc Human Kinetics
Articles by Trevor J Henderson
Each biological safety level builds on the previous level, adding constraints and barriers based on the agents or organisms in which the research or work is being conducted.
Updated | 5+ min read
Transform cigarette butts into eco-friendly bricks, reducing pollution and cutting brick production costs. Learn how this innovative solution can reshape sustainability.
Updated | 3 min read
Discover the differences between chemtrails and contrails, debunking myths and exploring the science behind aircraft condensation trails in the atmosphere.
Updated | 3 min read
Research suggests that vitamin B6 and other B vitamins may influence the vividness, recall, and even the emotional intensity of dreams. But can vitamins cause vivid dreams or even nightmares? Let's explore the science behind vitamin B and dreaming.
Updated | 3 min read
Cigarette ash, often regarded as a waste product, may have a surprising benefit: removing arsenic from contaminated water. But is cigarette ash useful, or is it more harmful than helpful? Let's explore the science behind it.
Updated | 3 min read
Researchers are pioneering new methods to create peptides in pill form, potentially revolutionizing treatments for chronic diseases. But how do oral peptides compare to injectable forms?
Updated | 3 min read
Bats have long been associated with poor eyesight, but new research reveals a much more complex reality. Discover how bats see and the sensory tradeoffs they make.
Updated | 3 min read
Crabs are one of the most adaptable creatures in the animal kingdom, evolving to live in marine, freshwater, and even land environments. Discover how true crabs have transitioned between these habitats over millions of years.
Updated | 3 min read
Discover why Saturn’s upper atmosphere is hotter than expected, how auroras heat the planet, and what this reveals about other gas giants and exoplanets.
Updated | 3 min read
Discover the most heat-tolerant strawberry varieties and learn how to successfully grow strawberries in hot climates.
Updated | 3 min read
Too much sun exposure can leave you feeling exhausted, dehydrated, and even sick. Learn how to prevent and treat sun-related illnesses.
Updated | 3 min read
Research using 3D imaging may finally settle the debate on whether the Tully Monster was a vertebrate or an invertebrate.
Updated | 3 min read
Research reveals that frogs have lost teeth more than 20 times, providing insights into tooth evolution.
Updated | 4 min read
Lonesome George’s species may have died with him in 2012, but he and other giant tortoises are still providing genetic clues to individual longevity
Updated | 3 min read
Research reveals how overlooked details in bloodstain patterns can enhance forensic investigations.
Updated | 3 min read
