Autoclaves use heat and pressure with water to create superheated steam. Therefore, they can pose significant hazards to untrained or careless employees

Those in charge need a dedicated team that can handle a variety of tasks

Record-breaking 'MagLab' offers unparalleled research environment for thousands of scientists

The role of a lab planner in designing spaces that encourage new ways of thinking

Combining DNA and protein detection in liquid biopsies could lead to earlier cancer detection

A diagnostic criterion that considers genetics, lifestyle, and the environment could improve pregnancy outcomes

Barriers to eradication remain, but some hospitals are making progress

Density meters and refractometers continue to evolve to suit researchers’ ever-expanding needs

Microbial identification by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight (MALDI-TOF) mass spectrometry has made the leap from bench to bedside in just a decade

If there is one thing we are certain about, it is the presence of potential eye hazards in laboratories

Dr. Bryan Tomlin obtained his doctorate degree in chemistry from Michigan State University, where his dissertation was in the area of nuclear structure studies.

George Miles, MD, PhD shares some details on his work in clinical genomics