Flexible design and access to talent are the keys to agile research and development

Families planning a visit to the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa now have the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge scientific research.

“Good design is in the things you notice. Great design is in all the things you don’t” - Win Hovens

The pace of research and development has greatly accelerated, and so has the need for well-equipped and efficient laboratories

The long journey from source to tap

On-site field observation, verification, and documentation provide multiple benefits

Educate yourself on your reselling options, the marketplace, and your instruments

Embracing flexibility in lab design can deliver significant cost savings. 

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

It would be great if there was a one-size-fits-all interface solution, but reality is never so simple.

When are lab coats necessary? When should gloves be worn? What types are best?

Stay safe when working with your fume hood

Misidentified and contaminated cell lines contribute significantly to irreproducible science.

Linda gives Lenny a lesson in how a little preparation can reduce mistakes in the lab

The ins and outs of lab-developed tests.

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.

Learn the most common types of thermal analyzers readers use and more from the latest thermal analyzer user survey results

Learn about exciting new applications and more from our latest survey results. 

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

Learn readers’ most sought-after features and more from our latest microwave digesters survey results

Problem: While immunofluorescence provides excellent subcellular visualization of proteins, glycans, and small molecules, inherent autofluorescence can complicate the signal

Problem: Argonne National Laboratory is tasked with measuring all types of
climate information—often working in some of the world’s harshest environments