Gary Siuzdak, PhD, discusses his work developing novel mass spectrometry-based approaches in metabolomics and nanostructure-based imaging. 

A great design can help you adapt to a lab’s changing needs and even play a major role in reducing the overall environmental impact.

This article addresses the three contamination types that originate from pipetting: pipette-to-sample contamination, sample-to-pipette contamination, and sample- to-sample contamination.

Rohan Steel, PhD, is a project leader in the Biological Research Unit at Racing Analytical Services, Ltd. (RASL), in Flemington, Australia.

A workflow management system can enhance your laboratory’s operation, no matter what type of lab you have.

Theodore Price, PhD,  talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about the advent of digital cell imaging instruments that are very mobile, user-friendly, inexpensive, and intuitive to work with.

Ordering lab supplies and equipment is a time consuming task, that, when undertaken without strategy drains budgets and diverts scientists’ attention away from their research.

Ensuring that both new and existing laboratories are environmentally sustainable is not just a trendy label—it is a necessity.

Robotic and motion technologies help labs stay small, agile, and cost-efficient.

State and federal agencies are very serious when it comes to controlled substances. And you should be too.