Do good science, develop a network, enjoy the bounce

The positioning of social media as an engine for scientific collaboration appears to be taking shape

Northern Michigan University's FROST lab is the world's first outdoor facility to study human decomposition in a cold climate

How management training can prevent an unhealthy lab culture

Digital platforms address the challenges of an expanding information pipeline

Learn a few tips to improve your chance of obtaining meaningful results

Practicing safe glassware handling can prevent serious injury

Lenny learns about proper eyewear safety in the lab

A closer look at glutaraldehyde-based chemical agents

Serious fines and penalties are possible if waste is not handled according to regulations

Rethinking older, established technology

Athula B. Attygalle is a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Jared Auclair, PhD, talks about recent innovations and trends in biopharmaceutical analysis

Optical spectroscopy provides the potential for a rapid, cost-effective screening method for toxicity in contaminated waters

In a significant way, the entirety of modern biomedical research has depended on the ability to culture cells in a dish

Calibrations are usually done by a trained service engineer, but anyone in the laboratory is qualified to do a check.

Whether your samples are brittle, elastic, fibrous, or pasty, there is a mill capable of processing them.

Heating mantles and heating tapes are widely used by today’s scientists and researchers when heating their glass vessels.

Global regulatory authorities have been raising the expectation of incorporating quality by design (QbD) into pharmaceutical development.