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It ensures that each result—particularly from balances—can be linked, through a documented and unbroken chain of calibrations, to a recognized standard, typically within the International System of Units (SI). Read More

Do not pause unnecessarily between aspiration and dispensing and use reverse pipetting to further reduce the effect of evaporation on the actual volume to be delivered. Read More

Today’s environment demands that organizations deliver on three core principles: speed, accuracy, and compliance. Read More

Taking a lifespan-based approach to allergy diagnostics is critical and has real operational implications for laboratories. Read More

While regulations such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 have long governed electronic records in pharmaceutical settings, the expansion of imaging technologies into QC applications is revealing gaps that the industry has to address. Read More

Today’s analytical laboratory is no longer defined by its instruments or expertise. Increasingly, its value is determined by how effectively—and quickly—it generates, manages and interprets data. Read More