Lab Leadership
As we struggle through these difficult economic times, there are two things I want to share with you that can help you not just survive, but get a leg up on your competition. Those two things are...
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New data show nanotechnology-related activities in every U.S. state. Every state can now lay claim to the nanotechnology revolution. Data released today by the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (PEN) highlights more than 1,200 companies, universities, government laboratories, and other organizations...
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CEM Corporation has announces that Amy Kallmerten, a graduate student at Northeastern University, has won the 2009 MJ Collins Award for outstanding research by a student in the field of microwave chemistry.
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Intended for engineers and scientists, unique UCLA Extension program provides practical balance between technical and managerial aspects for improving organizational performance.
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Pittcon is pleased to present Alan G. Marshall, Kasha Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Florida State University, and Director of the Ion Cyclotron Resonance Program at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, as the 2010 plenary speaker.
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When innovation is brought up in a business context, we mostly think about, well, the business. We think of innovations related to products, business models, go-to-market strategies and the like. This blog does a great job of identifying and promotin
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Dr. Raymond E. March, professor emeritus of Chemistry at Trent University, has been selected by the Canadian Society for Analytical Sciences and Spectroscopy (CSASS) as the 2009 recipient of the Gerhard Herzberg Award.
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When Barack Obama became American president, one of his first tussles with White House lawyers was over whether he could keep his beloved BlackBerry.
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Share Your Expertise on a Global Stage: Submit Your Abstract for LabAutomation 2010 by Monday, August 10, 2009.
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Today is the 50th birthday of the only man without a post-bachelor degree to win a Nobel Prize in the sciences, Koichi Tanaka, born in Toyama, Japan (1959).
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Regarding its acquisition of Varian, an Agilent source said, "The combined company will be able to provide a more comprehensive set of solutions across a wider range of industries." That's the good news.
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The purpose of business writing is to convey information to someone else or to request information from them. To be effective writing for business, you must be complete, concise, and accurate.
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