A formal job safety analysis is your first and best line of defense.

ANSI standard Z358.1 is detailed in terms of defining what is appropriate for safety showers and eyewash stations.

Small changes to workflows and practices can deliver greater lab safety and efficiency.

By taking a proactive approach, the impact of laboratory waste can be considerably reduced.

Better sample management depends upon smarter automated systems

New product doubles as a centrifuge-compatible collection plate, solves shortfalls of off-the-shelf plasticware

Rapid, reliable field detection of hazardous materials is a top priority in both private and government security markets

The analytical challenge of detecting leaching chemicals in drugs, food, water, and more

Associate editor Rachel Muenz speaks to Elaine M. Ruzycki and Beth Bernhardt of the Natural Resources Research Institute's Central Analytical Lab at the University of Minnesota-Duluth

Paul Burridge, PhD, and Chengzu Long, PhD, discuss best practices when setting up a new lab for iPSC work, and more

Methods transfer between HPLC and UHPLC is becoming straightforward

Assessing the right throughput depends on the industry and the process

Some devices need better technology; others just need the sash closed

New viscometer features address common challenges in oil analysis

Positive displacement answers the needs of regular pipette users who work with viscous, dense, surfactant, volatile, hot, or cold liquids.

A benchtop device offers labs an affordable way to automate the recapping of 13mm specimen tubes and manage refrigerated inventory