Having discussed “green” laboratory initiatives in every April issue of Lab Manager for the past four years, one might think there would be nothing new to say on the subject. But think again.

In business and sports, teams are networks of influential parts

Lab Manager contributor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, talks with George Weinstock, PhD  and director of microbial genomics at the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine.

“Acknowledgment of responsibility” is most important

Although some fingerprint analysis is new, the concept—using fingerprints for identification—started centuries ago.

Rachel Muenz talks with Terry Cain and Dr. Michael Wichman about environmental testing using HPLC and GC

The FDA considers laboratory controls vital to the safety, quality, and efficacy of drug products

For environmental researchers, the Gulfstream-V (GV) HIAPER research jet is like Red Bull—it gives them wings.

There are still many questions to be asked and research to do when considering buying pre-owned equipment.

The needs of a business are constantly changing, which means that the skills of the people within the business need to change over time.

Avoiding common indoor air quality issues and defusing the most common building-related illnesses and complaints.

Increasingly, two-dimensional CBAs are viewed as artificial constructs since cells occur naturally in 3D.