The $39.8 million, 124,000-square-foot building s expected to complete construction in December 2017

As scientists in many disciplines use chromatography in more applications and at higher throughputs, the data continue to grow.

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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.

The number and types of cell-based assays (CBAs) are as diverse as a cell’s observable biochemical activity.

Mobile features make an electronic lab notebook (ELN) more adaptable and  efficient.

Spinout’s microfluidics device better models how cancer and other cells interact in the body.

SLAS2016 takes place January 23-27 in San Diego, California. Programmed by scientists and engineers for peers interested in leveraging the latest in scientific technology. Best-in-class information, innovation and inspiration at the intersection of science and technology.

Whether you need a reader or a handler, Lab Manager's resource guide can help when purchasing microplate technology.

Informatics can make or break your lab's ability to store and share crucial data.

Strategic agreement streamlines integration within laboratory informatics systems.

Problem: Microplate readers are a common lab commodity; they’re used across research and drug discovery to detect the occurrence of biological events. However, the potential for experimental errors is a frustrating reality. An incorrect dispensing position, for example, will provide unreliable results—requiring researchers to re-run the assay or, if undetected, lead to faulty data. The same is true if the dispenser isn’t properly primed.