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With a long history in the biomanufacturing field in Wisconsin, Rasmussen has a clear understanding of where the industry has been and where it is heading. Laboratory Equipment’s Michelle Taylor recently spoke to Rasmussen about the growing biohealth... Read More

As global food chains lengthen and grow in complexity, it is increasingly challenging to ensure that food products remain authentic and of high-quality. Food and beverage producers must comply with relevant food safety and authenticity regulations to... Read More

Instrument downtime in enterprise laboratories has serious consequences that impact turnaround times, productivity and costs. To mitigate these risks, laboratories can look to digital solutions. Here, we discuss how technologies such as cloud-based ... Read More

A service contract is an agreement between an equipment seller and an equipment buyer that covers the maintenance and servicing of instrumentation and equipment. Read More

University of California/Davis' Moulé Group has been researching a scalable process for controlling film topography with sub-micrometer resolution. Assisting this research, the lab relies on Negative-Stiffness vibration isolation developed by Minus ... Read More

Laboratory planning and operating practices for safely reopening clinical and research laboratories (they differ) entail strict adherence to designs and protocols specific to each research type’s regulatory policies. Companies’ management teams will ... Read More