"That tip you discard after each pipetting step, costing just a few cents, embodies technical sophistication that’s critical for pipetting accuracy." - Brian Perry, PhD.

Why it's time to replace your water aspirator with a vacuum pump

Filtering water where it gets used works best in many situations

When scientists must measure more than one parameter, a multimeter might be the right tool.

Technology that analyzes the ultraviolet (UV) and visible (Vis) spectrum helps manufacturers make just the right beverages

Angelo DePalma recommends that you ask a lot of questions when searching for a suitable CO2 incubator

If a balance’s measurement goes to seven decimal digits after zero—like 0.0000001 grams—that’s an ultramicrobalance

When it comes to milling and grinding materials, the scientific industry demands instruments capable of producing just the right grind

One of the most common pieces of equipment in any lab is the laboratory oven.

Lab washers go through installation qualification, operational qualification, and performance qualification

To quantify nucleic acids, DNA, or RNA, scientists often use the quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR)

Chromatography data systems (CDSs) have evolved alongside computers and data systems during the past 40 years, reaping all the benefits of cheap storage and data processing.