From the Bench to Environmental Impact, Improving Results Starts with Suppliers
Why quality, assurance, and sustainability matter for lab supplies
Scientific Expertise
Why, When, and How to Hire a Lab Consultant
Exploring what lab consultants can offer and red flags to look for
Economic Development Does Not Necessarily Lead to Brain Drain
Researchers develop database on international migration of academics in order to assess emigration patterns
International Database of Women Scientists Created
The database was developed to address concerns that women’s scientific expertise is often excluded at professional gatherings
Calling Time on 'Statistical Significance' in Science Research
An editorial states that scientists should stop using the term "statistically significant" in their research
Longitudinal Studies Provide Excellent Research Learning Environment for Trainees
Ongoing studies often have well-established research teams and senior investigators with extensive experience
The Next Frontier in 3-D Bioprinting and Tissue Engineering
Anthony Atala, MD, discusses some of the exciting possibilities as well as existing challenges in 3-D bioprinting
York University Research Helps to Inform the Design of Scientific Advisory Committees
Safeguarding the legitimacy of scientific advice in an era of “fake news”
AMP Addresses Clinical Relevance of DNA Variants in Chronic Myeloid Neoplasms
New report recommends minimum of 34 critical gene inclusions for high-throughput pan-myeloid sequencing tests to help standardize clinical practice and improve patient care
Tapping Arizona State University for Science Solutions
Like finding your way through a maze, it can be daunting for businesses to know how to tap into large universities for science and technology skills and solutions. Now, industry has a new way to engage with scientific expertise at Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute.