Lab Culture
Employees of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE)’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) were recently recognized by industry peers for their work in grid integration, industry advancement and electrochemistry. NREL was also named an Outstanding Large Company by IEEE.
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All new employees, students, faculty, and staff should receive a specially designed introduction to your safety program.
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Chemists study the interactions of atoms in order to create new molecules. Emory chemists also like to experiment with the interactions of people and ideas, so they are creating space to foster new ways of teaching and research.
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The Pittcon 2013 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce a successful event for the first time in Philadelphia with more than 18,000 attendees, 1,011 exhibiting companies from 28 countries, co-location of Food Labs Conference in conjunction with Pittcon and a robust technical program.
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Fueled by donations, sweat, and occasional dumpster diving, community laboratories for DIY biologists are cropping up around the country.
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SLAS expresses our sincere thanks to all of the members of our valued community – including our program committee, presenters, exhibitors and sponsors, and attendees – that made SLAS2013 such a success.
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The Pittcon 2013 Exposition, which takes place March 17-21, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, will include 1,011 exhibitors (count as of March 1, 2013) displaying products and services used by the scientific community in industrial, academic, and government labs.
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Sandia National Laboratories historian Rebecca Ullrich discusses Sandia’s transition from a Los Alamos division to an independent organization.
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Funds will be used to support local disaster relief efforts.
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Idaho National Laboratory honored more than 120 researchers and inventors during its annual recognition event Friday at the Colonial Theater in Idaho Falls.
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Sandia principal technologist Richard Simpson has filled a canyon with soap bubbles, shot photos of flaming liquefied natural gas from a helicopter, floated balloons hundreds of feet in the air to calibrate cameras, chopped out pieces of a Cape Canaveral launch pad to haul across the country for tests and hoisted a beer with Paul Tibbets, pilot of the B-29 that dropped the first atomic bomb on Japan in World War II.
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Step one, change your mindset. There are five mental attitudes or mindsets that aspiring managers need to develop. Uses this article as a walk-through.
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