Cover Story | Volume 13 - Issue 4 | May 2018
The Price of Science
The 2019 US budget proposal contemplates a 42.3 percent reduction by 2028 in nondefense discretionary spending, where scientific research dollars are situated
Cover Story | Volume 13 - Issue 4 | May 2018
The 2019 US budget proposal contemplates a 42.3 percent reduction by 2028 in nondefense discretionary spending, where scientific research dollars are situated
The 2019 US budget proposal contemplates a 42.3 percent reduction by 2028 in nondefense discretionary spending, where scientific research dollars are situated
There are many resources and strategies available to help lab managers streamline the procurement process and find the best deals on equipment and supplies
The University of Michigan’s Nuclear Engineering Laboratory in Ann Arbor finds its perfect fit—in a former nuclear reactor
Part one of this article was published in last month’s April issue, which can be found at: www.labmanager.com/managing-remotely
A paradigm shift in how we think about laboratory equipment
Fundamentals of a comprehensive exposure control plan
Remember safe handling, PPE, and hygiene procedures when working with biohazardous materials
Linda shows Lenny how to prevent electrical shocks in the lab
Methods are combined to reveal greater insight into samples
Nancy Allbritton, PhD, discusses some of the recent changes and challenges in capillary electrophoresis
Laurence J.N. Cooper, MD, talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about the development of new cell therapies for treating cancers
Equipment, scientists, and regulators must work together to improve the usefulness of their results
Following these guidelines can improve the accuracy of manual liquid handling
How hydrogen, helium, and nitrogen stack up
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Answering the question “What do I test next?” is a fundamental challenge for any sort of research lab