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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

There are various reasons to automate liquid handling, and it can be done in many ways with different kinds of equipment. Read More

Cell therapy and regenerative medicine have become firmly established as the newest branch of medical practice, and as a result preclinical research is heavily invested in the study of human primary cells and tissues. 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 practice of clinical laboratory medicine is dependent on the discovery and availability of new and applicable technological tools, and clinical laboratories worldwide have been the beneficiaries of a remarkable number of technological advances. Read More

Businessman and philanthropist W. Clement Stone once said we are all products of our environment. When it comes to physical and mental health, this mantra is truer than most people would imagine. Read More

From primary agricultural production to food processing and consumption, it is essential that food quality and safety standards are met. Read More