Low-temperature (or ultra low) laboratory freezers will achieve temperatures of -40°C to -85°C — much lower than their kitchen-based counterparts.

A laboratory information management system (LIMS) consists of software that serves as the interface to a laboratory’s data, instruments, analyses and reports.

TOC (total organic carbon) analyzers are a mainstay of environmental and quality control chemistry.

Freezers and refrigerators are an integral part of any laboratory that requires temperature controlled storage.

Electrophoresis relies on a basic process — particles moving in an electric field.

The latest equipment, instruments and system introductions to the laboratory market.

Asset Utilization Monitoring Captures the Data Necessary to Improve Instrument Uptime and Lab Productivity.

It's all in the planning 

Recognized worldwide as the leader in enterprise Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and instrument interfacing software, announces the release of LabWare ELN v2.0.

The i.C³ user interface is icon driven, featuring a 7” full-color touchscreen that is door mounted at eye-level on all upright lab refrigerator models. 

Designed to meet the growing need for personalized solutions, Gilson’s PLC 2020 is one of the only benchtop purification systems on the market capable of performing high pressure reverse phase applications at pressures greater than 500 PSI.

Chemical, water or other analysis requiring exact measurement and dispensing of liquid reagents relies on the use of pipettes. Some pipettes are disposable, however, reusable glass pipettes are preferred because they are typically of higher quality and are calibrated more exactly.

The oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) assay is an analytical method to determine the antioxidant potential of nutraceutical, pharmaceutical and food ingredients.

The answer is simple: if you use your balance at all, regular calibration is critical. The question frequently comes up when a balance is initially purchased. A new balance operator’s manual almost always recommends calibration before use

Temperature control is a critical aspect of many applications spanning numerous laboratories across the biotech, pharmaceutical and industrial sectors. Chillers and bath circulators are commonly employed to maintain the optimal temperature. The success of your hard work hinges on your temperature control solution.

Problem: Solvents are used in virtually every laboratory to perform routine research procedures as well as product quality control and medical and diagnostic tests. Laboratory staff are responsible for the documentation, staging, storage and transport of solvents, which compromises valuable time spent on research.

Systems for Comprehensive 2D Chromatography

Advanced Controls Keep the Temperature Accurate Throughout the Box

Product and Technology Roundup: Hold the Decibels

The evolution of incubators started with the control of heat. Then, scientists wanted humidity control. The desire to control an incubator’s pH spawned CO2 incubators.

New Designs Reduce Fatigue and Increase Throughput

The mistakes we all made coming up in the industry—the “freshman effect”—were almost unavoidable. Checking and rechecking kept us in check, and this was our go-to strategy as we became experts.

New U.S. patent offices create hubs of innovation and economic activity

A simple tool for calculating ROI can determine which investments are best for your lab

How honest communication reduces workplace rumors and earns credibility

Talking to your staff, your customers, and to upper management is common sense, natural and instinctive, right? Think again.

For too many years at academic institutions and some companies, health, safety and the environment have been something extra. It’s time that it becomes part of the process.

Troubleshooting, scheduling, communicating, and consulting are just part of lab manager Lisa Wright's many responsibilities

A 3-Step Program for Working with Autoclaves

Dr. Amanda Capes-Davis, an independent cell culture consultant and founding manager of CellBank Australia, talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about the imperative need to establish best practices in a cell culture laboratory.

How a thorough and disciplined approach can help buyers avoid unforeseen costs and other surprises

Computation unravels old and new questions in biology and chemistry

One of the oldest and most common forms of absorption-based analysis, ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectrophotometry continues to evolve.