The commitment by these two global chemistry publishers will enable both societies to provide unambiguous designation of author names within chemistry and across the broader sciences

Study finds the most successful employees do a bit of both, striking a balance between integration and nonconformity

This webcast will give you some insights about the contaminants that may be present in your lab’s purified water, and give practical advice about how to obtain the best water quality from your water purification system.

Helping researchers understand the unknown barriers they face 

This webinar discusses how multi-angle light scattering (MALS) can be coupled with viscometry to measure hydrodynamic radius of polymers and biomolecules with results that exceed the sensitivity of online dynamic light scattering.

"This study indicates that there may be promising nontraditional options for attracting and retaining women in science,” researcher says

Being motivated and showing resourcefulness are what separate a star from the pack

When organizations are forced to reduce operating budgets, travel and conferences are often the first line items to be cut.

A variety of different detectors exist for HPLC / UHPLC systems, and there are many other considerations when purchasing

Boston University School of Medicine STaRS program welcomes undergrads from around the country

Over the past several years, the U.S. has ranked low among other nations in numbers of students proficient in math and science, as well as skilled workers in those fields

"This unique program is designed for the first time to truly prepare these PhD candidates for their work as teaching assistants, a standard requirement for all such students," associate professor says