Lessons learned from those who made the leap from manual to automated processes

When relocating a laboratory, every detail is critical

While Dr. Hahn's lab is small, employing only five researchers, its work is broad for the field, touching on bone, vocal fold, and vascular tissue

Finding win/win solutions that improve both relationships and work processes

Linda offers some suggestions to help managers prepare employees for change

Automation and other developments like machine learning and robotics are already making waves in the industry

The Safety Guys want to alert you to potential physical hazards typical of many research, academic, and production laboratories

According to research firm Market Research Future (Pune, India), the global biomarker test market will reach $16 billion by 2022

Chemical analyses improve process for both grapes and corks

Katherine Barbeau, PhD, is a professor and marine chemist in the geosciences research division of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego

Although automation and multiplexing have now been made possible due to digital and molecular detection pathology, challenges exist at every step

The two principal forms of atomic spectroscopy are based on emission and absorption

Using a process that includes a handler makes the results easier to collect as well as more accurate and repeatable

Applications that involve separating components of a mixture in a precise and repeatable way are good candidates for automatically controlled pumps

The question of which purification system is most appropriate for a given lab’s needs might leave some scratching their heads

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Problem: Gravitational waves were first predicted by Albert Einstein when he proposed his general theory of relativity (GR). GR theorizes that gravity is a property of space and time.

Linda schools her labmates on proper attire and personal protective equipment