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To meet a lab's needs, an architectural firm worked with the client to understand their challenges, which resulted in the recommendation for polypropylene casework, accessories, and fume hoods that would provide years of reliable, corrosion-resistant... Read More

Portable devices let scientists take XRD into the field, and beyond. Read More

The term “compounds of emerging concern” (CEC) is used to identify chemical contaminants that have no regulatory standard, have been found in environmental samples, and have potentially adverse effects on aquatic life. Read More

In most fields that study the flow of materials—from making chemicals and cosmetics to testing foods and beverages and petroleum—scientists and engineers require a viscometer or rheometer. These platforms come in a wide range of options. Read More

Configuration flexibility means that LIMS can be modified as the requirements of a laboratory evolve or if regulatory requirements change. Read More

Wiping a cuvette clean, running a blank, and then collecting data on a sample with a spectrophotometer reminds many scientists of days in biology lab classes. Read More

The need for automation, real-time testing, and real-time release of water for pharmaceutical use is driving TOC technology. Read More