Cover Story | Volume 12 - Issue 10 | November 2017
Lab Management Fundamentals
Time-tested tips for stepping up your management game
Cover Story | Volume 12 - Issue 10 | November 2017
Time-tested tips for stepping up your management game
Time-tested tips for stepping up your management game
The need for tougher controls as regulators hold labs to ever higher standards
It is imperative that everyone in the custody supply chain know and understand the different grades of chemicals and their uses
While scientists in fiction often use lasers for evil, researchers in the real world use them to help humankind
There are a variety of benefits to knowing other professionals in your field—especially in the sciences, where collaborations could be the key to further advancement
While there are specific skills needed to be an effective manager, there are also mental attitudes or mindsets that aspiring managers need to develop
Most labs need some customizing of their workflow, something that fits just right with their research objectives and personnel
Computer modeling and simulation has become a vital part of the drug development process
Improperly managed hazardous wastes pose serious threats to human health and the environment
With fewer smaller chemicals, scientists develop more-targeted medicines
Where DNA fingerprinting has been used for many years in forensics, proteomics represents a new frontier in forensic science
Saptashati “Tania” Biswas is a postdoctoral research scientist at the National Center for Water Quality Research, which is based at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio
Michelle Lowe Ocaña talks about new technologies and trends in imaging hardware
Analyzing DNA and proteins in vitro and in vivo with ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy
Keeping cultures free of contamination depends on technique and the right tools
Even a little airflow can throw off a measurement
Getting a quick grind without breaking the bank
Learn the most common GC problems readers experience, and more, from the latest survey results.
Learn which pipette types are most common and more from our latest pipette survey results
Learn the most sought-after features and more from our latest centrifuge survey results
Find out the main issues users run into, and more, from the latest stirrer survey results
Problem: Every matrix containing lipids undergoes oxidation of the fat portion that causes, for example in food or feed samples, the loss of its natural sensorial qualities, bad smell, and unpleasant flavor.
Linda helps her colleague improve his pipetting techniques, with exciting results!