To lyse cells, purify proteins, or develop nanotechnology, scientists and technologists often turn to ultrasonic liquid processors.

Today’s fume hood world features many options, including filtered hoods

Wherever there are materials that flow, there will likely be a viscometer nearby to ensure the quality and efficiency of the material.

Protein mass spectrometry (MS) has profoundly expanded proteomics, from basic research to pharmaceutical and food science.

With the range of options available, most scientists can find something that fits many—if not all—of their needs in automating immunoassays.

Faced with rising delivery and rental costs and the inconvenience of relying on tanks, many labs today generate their own nitrogen

The adage of “adapt or die” applies to a laboratory information management system (LIMS) just as it does to evolution.

When titration runs into trouble, history impacts the troubleshooting

Rumors of the demise of radiolabeling are very much exaggerated

Whether an experiment or procedure requires heating or cooling, beads can be easier to use and more economical.