Lab Culture
Winners were announced and awarded on Thursday night, September 20 by Improbable Research.
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Full data collection to be complete by end of 2012, agency prioritizes further assessment to provide scientific basis for additional recommendations.
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While the need for trans-global collaboration was obvious in 1991, the reluctance of the scientific community to embrace the social media aspects of the Internet for that same purpose seems curious
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The University of Texas at Arlington is teaming with Brookhaven and Argonne national laboratories to develop a universal version of PanDA, a workload management system built to process huge volumes of data from experiments at the LHC.
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BioTek Instruments proudly announces receipt of the 2012 Drug Discovery Product of the Year – Scientists' Choice Award for their Synergy™ NEO HTS Multi-Mode Microplate Reader.
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Two lawsuits alleging the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center president of starting a biotech company through stealing groundbreaking research from the University of Pennsylvania have been dismissed after those involved came to a resolution.
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Per NSF report, one in six scientists and engineers in the U.S. collaborate with individuals in other countries.
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National efforts to boost minority participation in the STEM disciplines have resulted in modest increases in doctoral recipients in science and engineering disciplines....
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Hundreds of students will receive a smartphone and service in exchange for participating in research that will improve mobile devices and educate students.
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When Cesar Ambriz's father discovered a tomato-farming job in northern California, he and his family left their relatives and crossed the Mexican border to establish a life ripe with promise...
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NOAA has selected the University of Colorado-Boulder to continue a federal/academic partnership that extends NOAA’s ability to study climate change and more.
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The California legislature has expanded the definition of "employee" to include certain student employees who previously had been denied collective bargaining rights.
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