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The latest equipment, instruments and system introductions to the laboratory market.
If you’ve had to lug a tank of gas to an experiment station and secure it in place, you know the hassle and danger involved. Many lab managers are turning to generators for convenience; cost also plays a part.
Find out what our readers had to say about the UV-Vis spectrophotometers in their laboratories.
Find out what our readers had to say about the titrators in their labs.
Rebecca Morgan will share her thoughts on how to keep growing in order to thrive and not let your business die from lack of tending.
Available on DemandContributing editor Tanuja Koppal, Ph.D., talks to two scientists—one from a large pharmaceutical company and the other from a large academic institution—about their experiences with transitioning from paper to electronic lab notebooks (ELNS).
This webinar features three case studies highlighting the role of the ELN in research, development and QA/QC labs.
Available on DemandThe PHOTONIS MALDI TOF detector Improves the detection efficiency of very high mass ions with significantly less complexity when compared to other high-mass MALDI-TOF detection solutions.
This program will provide you with the tools, techniques and strategies to assess and implement a motivational system that serves as a catalyst to any workforce.
Available on DemandElectronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) are software programs that replace paper notebooks in the lab, but they are also more than that, helping to close the electronic gaps among and between data systems. Recently, ELNs have been part of the
Designing a new lab water system or retrofitting an existing system requires a thorough understanding and working knowledge of contaminants, purification technologies, industry standards, user requirements, and water distribution options.
Microplate readers are used to discern either physical, chemical, or biological events in microtiter plates and are common in academia and the biotech, pharmaceutical, and drug discovery industries, as well as in research.
Column technology has been a rich area for HPLC R&D. As reasonably expensive consumables, columns are a significant factor in LC operating costs and performance— in other words, key value drivers.
The latest equipment, instruments and system introductions to the laboratory market.
