Unplanned and unexpected instrument downtime in a lab means delays and frustrations that can potentially damage a lab’s reputation to reliably deliver high-quality results.

What we can learn from Captain Sully's "Miracle on the Hudson"

Customers seek assurance that their systems will work and the seller will provide support

The decision to outsource should be based on an organization's mission and business strategy

Recruiting employees with high potential is only part of the process

The leadership challenges of running a successful lab

The Barton Lab at the University of Akron specializes in cave ecosystem research

A framework for effective injury and illness prevention

Toxicologists turn to chromatography and mass spectrometry to identify compounds

This article discusses CO2 measurement in the special climate chambers known as incubators, used by life science laboratories to grow or store biological samples such as cell cultures

Alinity is state-of-the-art technology poised to reinvent lab diagnostics

If used correctly, over time managers and employees can enjoy many benefits by meeting one on one