PRO Homogenizers and generator probes are precision designed to provide reliable, reproducible results

Erlab’s dedicated R&D laboratory has developed the most advanced molecular air filtration technology in the industry

Starline helps Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory plan ahead for future facility

Labor automation has always been a polarizing subject, approached alternately with hushed caution and with a tendency to rant and rave, to smash and rend

This month, Lab Manager features instruments and services that support cannabis sample preparation and analysis

Novel solutions help solve medical challenges

Opioid testing is challenging, as many illicit synthetic opioids are designed to elude detection

Lenny goes a little overboard in following the latest lab trends

Formal training can help labs create better operations and management systems and improve performance for greater competence and consumer confidence

Using solvents safely in the lab

Inaugural conference addresses lab managers’ greatest challenges

A project manager and relocation team can help navigate all stages of a laboratory move

How can I refine cannabinoid extract faster and increase my production capacity?

An acoustic ejection mass spectrometry system delivers significantly greater throughput and efficiency in screening and quantitation assays

How to provide growth opportunities for the next generation of scientists

When building your teams, include a mix of new hires and existing staff whose skills and strengths will play well off each other

Cannabis potency varies between products, and different analytical methods are used to quantify active ingredients and contaminants

Dr. Ronald J. Kendall is head of the Wildlife Toxicology Laboratory and professor of Environmental Toxicology in the Department of Environmental Toxicology at Texas Tech University

The expansion of global biopharmaceutical markets, particularly within nations where electricity and refrigeration are unreliable, drives lyophilization markets

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) has long been a valuable tool to facilitate confirmation of molecular structure through analysis of spectra in comparison to reference spectra

The latest trends in laboratory information management systems

Thermogravimetric analysis and differential scanning calorimetry deliver a one-two analytical punch