Those in charge need a dedicated team that can handle a variety of tasks

Investing in staff training will help your lab strengthen its competitive position

Record-breaking 'MagLab' offers unparalleled research environment for thousands of scientists

The role of a lab planner in designing spaces that encourage new ways of thinking

These high-demand used instruments yield substantial cost savings

Laboratory equipment manufactured with care and attention to detail lets scientists focus on what matters most

Applications in chemistry, clinical, and pharmaceutical labs hold promise—with reservation

Autoclaves use heat and pressure with water to create superheated steam. Therefore, they can pose significant hazards to untrained or careless employees

Even very low concentrations of air pollutants have been shown to have serious health effects

Jeffrey Abels has more than 40 years of experience in lot sampling, inspection, grading, 
and testing 

Anthony Atala, MD, discusses some of the exciting possibilities as well as existing challenges in 3-D bioprinting

Carryover has always been a problem in HPLC, but its significance increases with today’s sensitive detection methods

As laboratories and facilities continue to elevate their technology and training, it is clear that qPCR will help push microbial diagnostics into new and fertile territory

Working with single cells raises immediate concerns about analyte quantities and concentrations

Learn the most common sample types analyzed and more from the latest mass spectrometer user survey results

Learn readers’ most desired features and more from our latest bioloigcal safety cabinet survey results

Find out what respondents' most sought-after features are when choosing a laboratory gas generator and more in our latest survey results

Find out how survey respondents repair their baths or chillers and more in the results of our most recent survey

A few key tips can help prevent centrifuge-related injuries in the lab

What you need to know to optimize your rotary evaporator experience

Lenny gets a lesson in safely dealing with radioactive materials

An NMR tube is a thin glass walled, closed bottomed tube used to contain NMR solution samples.

Some labs use hazardous organic chemicals—reagents with noxious and/or dangerous fumes that can have a detrimental impact on analysts.