An important part of managerial responsibility is to ensure an overall satisfactory work environment

For every organization, people are the key asset. Their knowledge defines what the business knows and can accomplish

What are the alternatives for those ambitious individuals who are blocked for promotion, whose job has lost its challenge, or who have lost their job?

Why scientists and startups have begun choosing this funding method

Compensation, employer loyalty, and career satisfaction remain steady

From a menstrual cycle in a dish to bioprosthetic ovaries, the Center for Reproductive Science is breaking new ground

The latest handheld instruments for remote use

Daily work in research laboratories poses constant risks to our health and safety.

New cloud-based software eases the burden of safety training

As the industry grows, so does the increased need for potency testing.

Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) have turned the market for assay-worthy cells on its head.

Professor Robert J. Linhardt received his PhD in chemistry from Johns Hopkins University in 1979 and did postdoctoral studies at MIT.

Thomas Neubert, PhD, talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about analyzing small molecules and proteins from diverse samples using mass spectrometry (MS).

Charged aerosol detection identifies a wide range of analytes at high sensitivity

The transfer of standard “test tube” chemical, biochemical, and live-cell assays to microplate formats boosted scientists’ ability to run large-scale, replicative experiments in many different formats

Some sample measurements can pose unique challenges that require special pH measurement considerations

When shopping for the right shaker, there are many factors to consider; as the rock band Genesis would say, there’s an “ocean of motion.”

Almost every laboratory requires sample storage, regardless of whether the samples to be stored are  chemical or biological in nature.

Incorporate safety procedures into the university course curriculum

Linda and her colleagues throw a going away shindig for an old pal—the centrifuge