New technology from companies like Parker Hannifin allows you to generate hydrogen gas in your lab, providing a safe alternative to helium for gas chromatography

Scientific examination of previously rejected Jackson Pollock works supports their authenticity

The leadership challenges of running a successful lab

The decision to outsource should be based on an organization's mission and business strategy

Customers seek assurance that their systems will work and the seller will provide support

The Barton Lab at the University of Akron specializes in cave ecosystem research

Recruiting employees with high potential is only part of the process

What we can learn from Captain Sully's "Miracle on the Hudson"

Managing meetings isn’t easy. However, it is a skill that can be learned.

A framework for effective injury and illness prevention

Toxicologists turn to chromatography and mass spectrometry to identify compounds

Timothy Garrett, PhD, talks about the recent developments in mass spectrometry-based imaging and its growing applications, especially on the clinical side.

Metabolomics resides atop a Mount Rushmore of ‘omics’ disciplines

The ability to measure particle size is crucial when it comes to certain types of products.

The key benefit of portable XRF is in the name—portable

As with all process industries for high-value products, for winemakers the process is the product

If your lab identifies, quantifies, analyzes, or tests the chemical or biological properties of molecules or compounds, then these are some of the must-see products featured at Pittcon 2019.

Lenny finds that lab automation can help make time for less scholarly pursuits

Unplanned and unexpected instrument downtime in a lab means delays and frustrations that can potentially damage a lab’s reputation to reliably deliver high-quality results.

Work safely with fumes, particulates, and powders without a major lab renovation

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