NewsWhat's Needed for Cultured Seafood to Deliver Green BenefitsFebruary 25, 2021by University of California - Santa BarbaraResearchers detail the long chain of events required for cultured seafood to deliver environmental benefits
Laboratory TechnologyHow to Securely Remove Data from Lab InstrumentsFebruary 4, 2021by Melanie J. HagaWhen disposing of old electronic lab equipment, how can you be sure all sensitive data has been securely removed?
Product FocusEnsuring Sustainable Operation of Laboratory FreezersJanuary 28, 2021by Christina GreeverBringing laboratory cold storage out of the shadows and into the light
Lab Design and FurnishingsHow to Use LEED in the LabJanuary 4, 2021by Shannon BergstromWhy should labs should be targeted for sustainability and green initiatives?
NewsCurrent Food Production Systems Could Mean Far-Reaching Habitat LossDecember 30, 2020by University of LeedsFindings published in Nature Sustainability show that the global food system will need to be transformed to prevent habitat loss across the world
NewsHow Tepary Beans Could Reduce Water Use, Boost Food SecurityDecember 21, 2020by American Society of AgronomyOne of the top candidates for enhancing food security with less water is the tepary bean—a native crop that has been cultivated for thousands of years
Product Resource: Webinars January 20, 2021Sustainability Benefits in the Used Lab Equipment Marketby Lab ManagerJoin Lab Manager and our experts as we discuss the importance and advantages of a sustainable lab
Product NewsFirst Completely Reusable 3D Cell Culture Microplate LaunchedDecember 11, 2020by eNUVIO Inc.eNUVIO’s completely reusable EB-Plate comes to the market as the zero waste movement is becoming increasingly popular in laboratories
NewsNew Material Could Help Protect the ClimateOctober 22, 2020by University of BayreuthChemists have developed a material that could make an important contribution to climate protection and sustainable industrial production
NewsCement-Free Concrete Beats Corrosion and Gives Fatbergs the FlushSeptember 30, 2020by RMIT UniversityEngineers have developed concrete that can withstand the corrosive acidic environment found in sewage pipes, while greatly reducing residual lime that leaches out