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Laboratory fume hoods are designed to protect the worker by containing and exhausting harmful or toxic fumes, gases, or vapors from chemicals used in the hood

Experiments so far have shown that powder made from spent coffee grounds can rid water of heavy metal ions, which can cause health problems

Workflow has the potential to provide researchers with significant cost savings while maintaining the quality of single cell sequencing

Application of Inline Unattended Reaction Sampling for Improved Process Understanding

Drawing on years of experience, laboratory ventilation experts from Labconco will point out common misconceptions about hood safety and the cold hard facts about saving energy in the lab.

The overall size of a laboratory and the number of instruments present will play a significant role in the design and type of gas generator required

Glassware washers come in a variety of configurations and sizes

Key deciding factors in fume hood selection

Modern informatics systems come in a variety of different types and configurations to suit any researcher’s needs

For laboratories with a fixed number of samples and testing capabilities, a traditional setup may be ideal

Different labs have different water requirements