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A standard laboratory microscope is a necessary tool in almost every laboratory in the world. While electron, fluorescence, confocal, and atomic force microscopes (AFMs) are gaining in popularity, the standard laboratory microscope continues to be a ... Read More

Overcoming bottlenecks in the laboratory, and thus saving valuable time and money, is an important goal for scientists. Read More

Recent high-sensitivity and highthroughput trends in liquid chromatography, influenced largely by the latest interfacing technologies of mass spectrometry, seem to demand further improvements in sample introduction technology. Read More

Some form of electronic hematology analyzer is found at the center of most clinical laboratories. A blood cell count is usually the first screening test used to assess general health, rule out anemia or infection, and monitor cancer patients during ... Read More

Originally employed as an analytical tool in the basic sciences of chemistry and physics, mass spectrometry has established its utility in the clinical setting for more than a quarter of a century. Read More

Although new and innovative technology has enabled more and more laboratory testing to occur at the bedside or physician’s office, the central laboratory is hardly threatened with extinction. National data on testing volumes suggest that medium- and ... Read More

A laboratory glassware washer is a piece of equipment that you usually don't think about until it malfunctions, and all work in the laboratory screeches to a halt. Read More