Lab Culture
The Pittcon 2012 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce that this year's conference and exposition for laboratory science attracted15,754 attendees (conferees and exhibitor personnel) to the annual event.
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Work hazards usually not to blame for employees missing work, research says
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Applications are now being accepted for the eighth Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Association (APAA) at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Speakers reveal information at a daylong symposium at UCSF marking the anniversary of the catastrophe in Japan.
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The Stanford Center at Peking University is available to the several hundred Stanford scholars studying, researching and conducting university activities in China each year.
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Cresset’s competition offers chemists the chance to win an iPad by designing the best molecule
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As a woman pursuing a degree in a STEM (science, technology, engineering or math) field heavily dominated by men, Jessica MacAllister, a UW-Madison undergraduate, isn’t the only female who sometimes feels out of place.
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Back when Roxanne Hughes was teaching high school science and coaching track, she noticed an inherent difference between boys and girls — both in the classroom and on the field.....
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Despite gains over the past decade, women globally lag behind men in Internet usage, the science and engineering workforce, and leadership positions, reflecting a troubling divide in the emerging knowledge economy.
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Book signing for new book The Partnership follows at Otowi Station bookstore.
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Researchers with the U.S. Departments of Agriculture (USDA) and Health and Human Services have teamed up for HHS's sodium surveillance efforts.
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