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Embracing flexibility in lab design can deliver significant cost savings. 

Effectively communicating with staff members is a critical skill for laboratory managers.

Lab Manager editor Lauren Everett speaks with Alejandro Amador, COO of Ammon Labs.

Fraser Glickman, PhD shares some details on the work being done in his core facility.

Immunoassays span the spectrum of analytical biology, from basic research through medical diagnosis.

Scientists have used light microscopes for hundreds of years

Despite the name, a cleanroom is much more than simply a room that is kept clean

Centrifuge providers have eliminated a lot of the guesswork and streamlined their offerings through a combination of adaptability, ease of use, and vastly improved technology.

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Choosing the correct balance for your application, or a series of balances that suit all of your application needs, is the first step in good lab weighing practices

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