This past year saw a number of changes for Lab Manager. We look back at our biggest moments from each month in 2015.

We highlight five current scientific studies that fit with the spirit of the season

With the holidays upon us, most are looking forward to enjoying time away from the lab or office with friends and family.

Many people are terrified of bats, but there are plenty of reasons to like them, including some recent discoveries from bat researchers

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

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

Lab professionals share their thoughts on artwork in the workplace.

Another summer, another Lab Manager Product Resource Guide. Or is it?

Traditional laboratories—small, separate rooms with not much light and few amenities—began their  transformation more than a decade ago. The consensus was that researchers working in isolation or within a single, narrow discipline fostered neither creativity nor innovation.

Last month I took a mini vacation to Northern New Mexico, a place I fell in love with years ago when I drove from my home state of California to New York after college. Taos and the surrounding area offer some of the most enchanting landscapes I’ve ever seen.

New technology is making even high-end instruments more affordable and accessible to science students.

Scientists’ award-winning work uses innovative methods to make the production of anti-malarial drugs cheaper