The PREP Symposium is the most recognized international conference in the world where scientists, engineers, and suppliers of media, equipment, and technology from around the globe come to focus on the most recent cutting-edge areas of preparative and process chromatography, to learn how to solve today’s practical problems, and to prepare for the future.

Research published earlier this year claiming chimpanzees can learn each others’ language is not supported, a team of scientists concludes after reviewing the study

Neuroscience research and experience indicate that with only one exposure to new material, we quickly forget most of what we learned

Such citations were more likely to criticize highly-read papers, and that the criticisms focused on specific sections of the papers

In this webinar learn how lab managers can find the right balance of skills, training, and development to position their lab for long term business success.

Agilent Technologies launches anywhere, anytime courses for improved laboratory operations

This webinar will discuss how modeling and simulation combined with informatics can speed time to commercialization for engineered materials, and ultimately deliver true multi-domain, multi-scale and multi-physics models that accurately create the digital twin of real world systems to radically transform technology innovation.

Are you up to date with the latest innovations in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and ultra high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) column chemistry and sample preparation? If not, please join Lab Manager’s live educational webinar, as our panel of experts discusses the latest in HPLC column technologies

In this webinar, learn about the latest "smart" features and strategies for drawing intelligent data from your samples and cutting out the time and money you're accustomed to spending on test runs and mistakes.

Summer program allows 30 secondary school students to pariticipate in research at Princeton

If you don’t have a tattoo, you probably at least know someone who does — but what’s the chemistry behind tattoos?

Students chosen from local L.A. high schools will work with stem cells in cutting-edge laboratories for a week-long summer program