CURRENT ISSUE | VOLUME 2 - ISSUE 3 | March 2007
COVER STORY
Getting Employees Involved
Employees often have ideas to help make their companies more productive and profitable
Laboratory Technology
A major bottleneck in the drug development process is toxicological testing. Traditional in vivo tests performed in animals are difficult to automate; one can't put a rat into a 96-well plate! How does one manage this leg of the development process, where not "failing early" can mean millions of dollars in wasted capital?
Leadership and Staffing
Employees often have ideas to help make their companies more productive and profitable. An employee involvement program is not merely a variation on the "suggestion box" but an opportunity to improve process and outcomes.
Business Management
A microscopy facility can serve to promote the research goals of an institution. However, successful operation includes planning for and addressing issues such as fees, access, data control, safety, and even VIP tours.