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More data and opportunities—as well as expectations—make up today’s focus of analyzing images from microscopy. Read More

High-throughput screening of new anti-cancer drug candidates has typically been achieved by testing drugs on in vitro two-dimensional monolayer cell cultures grown on flat, rigid surfaces such as plastic. Read More

Many continuous processes require frequent sample extractions and off-line analyses to optimize methods and monitor processes. Read More

Whether considering the daily routine of bench work or the biennial survey of an inspection agency, a sound quality system is the bedrock of any laboratory operation. Read More

Many common laboratory procedures result in the generation of hazardous fumes. Read More

To ensure the quality and safety of foods and beverages, analysts and lab personnel must identify components to determine if they are contaminants that need to be removed or are acceptable by-products of the food production process. Read More

The phrase “limit of detection” sounds so simple, yet it leads to one of the biggest, murkiest, most frustrating swamps in the statistical literature. Read More