New technique speeds tissue engineering of functional arteries

The equipment, instruments, and systems introduced to the laboratory market at Pittcon 2016

This webinar will open with a review of biosafety basics–common biohazardous agents and biosafety protection levels. Then the focus will shift to the major types of biosafety cabinets, their design differences, and uses.

In this webinar, Dr. Stephen Hoag, Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Maryland, Baltimore discusses the advantages that Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy offers over traditional instrumental analysis methods.

The goat, property of the university, has been spotted several times since Friday mostly north of the research park

First-of-its-kind dry EEG system can be used for real-life applications

International research network will explore new research directions in computational sustainability

“Participating in science does more than teach people about science,” study co-author says.

This webinar will address how to network effectively, how leaders and managers can facilitate meeting success, and what techniques can be implemented to motivate introverted persons to speak up at team meetings and other group venues.

The editors of Lab Manager have recruited a group of leading industry experts to provide an interactive discussion of multi-discipline solutions to transform your lab and reap the benefits of automated solutions

Lab Manager, in cooperation with leading industry specialists, will outline a strategic approach to successful evaluation, implementation, and utilization of the most recent advances in informatics technology

What neuroscience tells us about why print advertising works

This month we feature companies that will be exhibiting at SLAS2016, which runs January 23-27, 2016 at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.

This seminar will review light scattering technology, instrumentation, and applications to polymer research. The session will also discuss why every polymer chromatography lab will benefit from light scattering for measuring molecular weight and size, and the role of FFF in branching analysis.

Humans evolved unique gene variants that protect older adults from neurodegenerative disease, thus preserving their valuable contributions and delaying dependency