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Lab Sustainability: From Paperless Workflows to Energy-Wise Labs

This eBook explores practical strategies to reduce environmental impact while maintaining research integrity.

SCIEX 7500+ System: Your Go-To Mass Spectrometer for Trace-Level Quantitation

As PFAS testing grows, bio-solids, food, and wastewater require strong prep and hardware. The 7500+ system handles salmon, avocado, and more, maintaining single-digit SV for 7,000+ injections.

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Research Spotlight: Disseminate Your Research With Us

We know how important disseminating your findings is when working in research, but also how challenging it can be to find opportunities to do so aside from presenting posters and talks at conferences. So, we want to address this!

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Achieve Unmatched Confidence in Food Safety Testing

This white paper highlights a system with the analytical power to meet today's demanding food safety standards.

A lab technician in gloves examines a test tube near a microscope, with tomatoes and cucumbers on the table for food safety testing.

Achieve Unmatched Confidence in Food Safety Testing

This white paper highlights a system with the analytical power to meet today's demanding food safety standards.

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The Technology Transforming Food Safety Testing Labs

This eBook highlights a data-centric approach to lab informatics. By establishing more streamlined processes and deploying advanced data analysis and management tools alongside workflow automation, labs can enable rapid and transformative evolution.

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NASA Space Station Sensor Spots Contamination off the California Coast

A hyperspectral imaging tool on the International Space Station has been used to identify untreated wastewater plumes being ejected into the Tijuana river estuary, demonstrating the potential of satellite instruments for water quality monitoring.

Corals' Ability To Resist Bleaching Tied to Microbes and Environment

Researchers from McGill University and the Smithsonian found that corals living in waters with temperature fluctuations are more heat-tolerant due to complex microbial relationships.

Novel Biomaterial Shows How Aging in the Heart Could Be Reversed

A new lab-grown biomaterial has allowed researchers to prove that some of the effects of aging in heart cells can be slowed, and even reversed, by changing the local biochemical environment around aged heart cells.

More Forest Fires Could Increase Oceanic CO2 Absorption

The work shows that climate change could significantly increase fires, especially in boreal areas, and, therefore, associated iron emissions, as well as the supply of this micronutrient to the ocean, boosting phytoplankton productivity.

Solvent Polarity Could Improve Precision Drug Delivery

Solvent polarity plays a critical role in determining how effectively drugs can be loaded into metal-organic framework (MOF) carriers, a new study has found. This previously overlooked factor could help to improve drug delivery.

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Adopting Best Diet–Gut Microbiome Research Practices to Advance Health

Identifying and adopting best practices in diet–microbiome research studies would help scientists studying the gut find answers as to how microbes improve health. A recent study reviewed current research to this end.

From Detection to Protection: How Raman Spectroscopy Is Changing the Game

You can’t clean up what you can’t detect, whether it’s dealing with the aftermath of a chemical spill or checking food for adulteration. Find out how spatially offset Raman spectroscopy is a game-changer in non-invasive chemical characterization.

Bringing NASA’s Metal-Hydrogen Batteries to Grid Storage

Dr. Majid Keshavarz, chief technical officer of the battery producer Enervenue, tells Technology Networks how his team is commercializing a long-overlooked NASA battery technology for grid-scale applications.

New Materials and Design Revolutionize Battery Science for Faster Charging and Longer Cycle Life

This article explores the cutting-edge materials shaping the future of battery science, enabling the development of longer-lasting and fast-charging batteries.

Ensuring Food Safety in the Era of New Protein Sources: The Case of Whey Protein

The rise in popularity of whey protein and other protein-rich foods has transformed dietary habits globally, but in parallel it is essential to address potential risks and implement robust testing methodologies to protect consumer health.

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Transform Water Safety Testing With the Latest Analytic Tools

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Sample Preparation Tips for Contamination-Free PFAS Testing

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Choosing the Best Vial for Your LC and LC-MS Experiment

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Raising the Bar in Lab Sustainability With My Green Lab

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Ensuring Food Safety: Automated PFAS Analysis for Reliable Results

Revealing the Invisible Web: Solutions for Efficient PFAS Analysis

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Lab Sustainability Strategies To Support Your Research

Download this guide to discover how to assess and reduce your lab's purchasing and waste footprint, integrate sustainability into your safety protocols and research practices and engage your team to drive collective impact.

Automate and Track Your Sample Preparation Workflow

This eBook explores how a fully automated, traceable system can streamline GC and GC-MS workflows, enhancing accuracy and reducing errors.

Accurate Analysis for New and Emerging PFAS in Water

This guide outlines a direct analysis method for determining 24 PFAS in various non-drinking water matrices, contributing to the validation of EPA Method 8327.

Redefining PFAS Workflow Applications: A New Horizon

This comprehensive guide explores tailored workflows for PFAS detection across various matrices, from water to soil, emphasizing the importance of appropriate sampling, preparation, and advanced analytical methods.

Your Guide to GC-MS/MS Pesticide Residue Analysis

This guide provides methods, best practices and troubleshooting tips for robust GC-MS/MS multiresidue pesticide analysis and maintaining quality control standards in environmental testing.

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Panel Discussion: Environmental Pollutants

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Advances in Food & Beverage Testing 2025

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The Role of Mass Spectrometry in Advancing Space Science

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Designing the Perfect Battery

Five Hidden Challenges in Lab Weighing – And How To Solve Them

2024’s Most Bizarre Science Stories

Graphene: What Is It, and What Is It Used For?

Exploring PFAS Analysis Techniques

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