Lab Culture
At humanities festivals, physics and chemistry typically get left off the menu, but not at this year's Chicago Humanities Festival (CHF).
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory has received three Sustainability Awards from the Department of Energy.
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Ohio—Battelle, its scientific staff, and the employees at its affiliated national labs, have been generous to charities this year.
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Some believe public engagement is “a scientific duty that benefits the public good by promoting informed debate.” In addition, there have been studies that show a correlation between visibility of research and research funding.
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UC Berkeley students played a role in a national conference dedicated to giving a boost to minorities in science.
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Having state-of-the-art facilities is great, but isn't it also nice to have labs that look good? Find out the ten nicest college labs.
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It’s widely known that unemployment creates strain on marriage even when both partners work. New Ohio State University research on employment and divorce suggests that pressure on husbands to be wage earners remains. The focus of Liana Sayer&rs
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LabManager.com has now added the ability to post comments on most articles on the site!
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JEOL product manager, Dr. Robert (Chip) Cody, won the honor for his contributions to the development of organic mass spectrometry.
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This year’s theme, “Chemistry—Our Health, Our Future!” explores the contributions of chemistry to nutrition, hygiene, and medicine.
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Staff are determined to continue bringing their readers great content after learning LabX Media Group intends to save the magazine.
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The SCImago Institutions Rankings (SIR) World Report has identified Salk as one of the top five research organizations in the world.
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