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There are multiple critical factors to consider when selecting a manual pipette. First and foremost are accuracy, precision and volume, followed by ergonomic features, compatibility, durability and serviceability. Read More

Sensitive instrumentation and equipment is only half the puzzle. The other half is software—whether it’s the kind that generates gigabytes of data, the kind dedicating to finding PFAS in the environment, or anywhere in between. Read More

A new survey finds today’s researchers are largely frustrated with electronic lab notebooks (ELN), driving loss of time and money, repeated experiments, inefficient data use and a growing reliance on unauthorized shadow AI. Read More

Elemental analysis underpins much of modern environmental water science, providing the quantitative backbone for assessing water quality, tracing contamination sources, and evaluating compliance with regulatory standards. Read More

Good Practice compliance and data integrity form the backbone of credible laboratory science in regulated environments. Read More

The performance of the NPS Discovery program is only as good as the speed and reliability of analysis in the forensic lab, where detection techniques can lag behind new variants. Read More

Multiomics imaging is an important component of the fast-growing field of spatial omics, which is increasingly recognized as a method that provides the exact spatial coordinates of cellular and molecular profiles at the systemic level. Read More