Magazine Issues
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COVER STORY
When Lab Innovation Meets Sustainability
Why Performance, Cost, and Environmental Impact Now Compete in Procurement
August 2007
Salary and Budget Survey Results
Respondents to our first salary and budget survey answered questions on the workplace, money, and job satisfaction
Volume 2 - Issue 8
July 2007
Identifying and Selecting the Best Managers
Managers need not throw darts blindly when making decisions about promotions into managerial posts.
Volume 2 - Issue 7
June 2007
Web-based LIMS
How the combination of a LIMS within the internet environment will enhance the efficiency of this powerful corporate tool for labs of all types and size
Volume 2 - Issue 6
May 2007
Humor in Laboratory Management
“If you’re not allowed to laugh in Heaven, I don’t want to go there”— Martin Luther
Volume 2 - Issue 5
April 2007
Using Research Metrics for R&D
A review of some papers presented at the eleventh annual conference on product development metrics
Volume 2 - Issue 4
March 2007
Getting Employees Involved
Employees often have ideas to help make their companies more productive and profitable
Volume 2 - Issue 3
February 2007
Software Scientists
A growing number of scientists are working for firms designing software that models chemical and physical processes
Volume 2 - Issue 2
January 2007
Big Labs, Small Labs
Both big and small labs have many problems in common but often use different methods to solve them
Volume 2 - Issue 1
December 2006
A Nominal Agenda to Reduce Work Stress
An unstructured approach to problem solving may not ensure that all voices are heard
Volume 1 - Issue 5
October/November 2006
Managing a Core Imaging Facility
The most important aspect of a multi-user core facility is that the data generated are accurate and useful for the goals of the researchers
Volume 1 - Issue 4
August/September 2006
Keeping Your Patent Rights Safe
Understanding disclosure can prevent the loss of valuable patent rights
Volume 1 - Issue 3
June/July 2006
Managing the Tenure Process
The tenure process begins at the stage of recruitment to the position and evolves through several distinct but overlapping phases
Volume 1 - Issue 2
