Filtering water where it gets used works best in many situations

Laboratory automation enhances productivity and safety, while minimizing costs and errors.

With 35 million biospecimens, cohort biobank will be one of the world’s largest

Our lab water heroes describe some of the purification techniques, requirements, and applications of each type of lab water 

As the ongoing search for helium continues worldwide, the community of analytical chemists often finds itself entangled in the debate of helium versus hydrogen in the field of gas chromatography

Collaboration on new Thermo Scientific Decapper gives users flexibility with a seamless switch between tube and rack types

Enables labs to manage alerts, remotely control instruments, automation and IT, and monitor testing and onboard inventory—all from one screen

The technique would be used in a recording method known as patch-clamping, in which a tiny liquid-filled glass pipette is connected to individual neurons

“The goal is to educate and encourage fume hood users to shut the sash window whenever possible for both safety and energy conservation purposes.” 

Winning entry was a recipe for a 'Micropillars Chocolate Cake', providing an imaginative yet informative explanation of how micropillar electrodes are created and used to monitor the passage of single cells

The project broke ground in May and is expected to be completed in mid-2017

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