Those of us working long hours in the lab may at the end of the day ask the following questions: Where did the time go? Why didn’t I get more done?

While use of respiratory protection in hazardous atmospheres is the norm, there are still many misconceptions surrounding the use of respiratory protection.

Three ways to stay above the fray and keep your character and integrity in shape

Auditors know that they shouldn’t be influenced by management confidence, but the experiment showed that they are

This month, we chat with Frost & Sullivan's Christi Bird about the results of the F&S survey of Lab Manager's audience.

Baylor University management professors measure break effectiveness, debunk common myths

Is there any other side of business? We say no.

The business term “change management” has been around for a while. The term relates to initiating significant change within an organization’s processes.

Your success often depends upon networking; getting yourself out there, making connections, and enjoying face time with peers and potential employers.

The only good way to prepare for an emergency situation is to think through how you should respond and then practice doing it correctly.

Associate editor Rachel Muenz speaks with research scientists Freya Freestone, MChem, and Helen O'Shea, BSc about data processing, analysis, and managing workflows in the lab.