The possibility to dramatically reduce environmental impact without compromising the integrity of research has propelled the rise of innovative, cost-effective solutions for improved lab sustainability.

The FDA considers laboratory controls vital to the safety, quality, and efficacy of drug products

The choices made in selecting a water purification system can have an impact on the environmental footprint of an organization or facility.

There are still many questions to be asked and research to do when considering buying pre-owned equipment.

Increasingly, two-dimensional CBAs are viewed as artificial constructs since cells occur naturally in 3D.

Although some fingerprint analysis is new, the concept—using fingerprints for identification—started centuries ago.

Rachel Muenz talks with Terry Cain and Dr. Michael Wichman about environmental testing using HPLC and GC

Lab Manager contributor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, talks with George Weinstock, PhD  and director of microbial genomics at the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine.

When titration runs into trouble, history impacts the troubleshooting

Rumors of the demise of radiolabeling are very much exaggerated

Whether an experiment or procedure requires heating or cooling, beads can be easier to use and more economical.

Rotary evaporators, or “rotovaps,” may be found wherever processes require sample concentration or solvent distillation.

Find out the top ten features and more from our latest TOC analyzer survey results.

Learn which applications are most common and more from our latest incubator survey results.

Find out how readers use this technology and more from the latest ELN survey results.

Learn readers’ purchasing plans and more from our latest water purification survey results.

Conductivity measurements provide fast, continuous, inexpensive indications of changing electrical and material properties.

The Haney Soil Test has made a big impact in the study of soils and is becoming easier and more accurate than ever.