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Integrating GC/TOF Exposome Profiling and Genetic Disease Screening to Provide a Holistic Perspective on Honey Bee Health

The exposome generated by gas chromatography/quadrupole time-of-flight analysis was integrated with semiquantitative PCR disease screening to establish chemical profile signatures and associations ... read more
Pittcon 2018 Wyatt Tech

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What Lab Managers Should Know About Managing and Reviewing Orphan Chromatographic Data in Light of the FDA’s Quality Metrics Initiative

Pharmaceutical industry laboratory managers have likely been following the FDA’s Quality Metrics Initiative, which aims to prevent and mitigate drug shortages and encourage manufacturers to adopt ... read more
Blockchain Technology Promises to Improve Lab Data Quality and Productivity

I was attracted to a seminar sponsored by CSIRO and DLA Piper in January 2018 entitled, “Digital transformation: how robotics and blockchain are shaping the future of industries.” read more
A Blood Separation Device That Eliminates Centrifugation and Reduces Preanalytical Errors and Turnaround Times

Clinical diagnostic testing laboratories are under increased pressure to continually provide accurate results for each patient tested while reducing turnaround times (TATs). read more
Tech Intelligence: Exploring Analytical Balances

For everyday labs, analytical balances are the most accurate, usually measuring weights to 0.1 milligrams or better in accuracy. Some features to consider when buying one are capacity, readability, ... read more
Tech Intelligence: Microwave Digestion Details

To find the best microwave digester for a specific lab, factors to consider are the number of samples that need to be analyzed, the volume, and the required temperature. A scientist in search of a ... read more
A Timely Upgrade for a Timeless Chassis: Interview With Charlie Schmidt and Manny Farag of PerkinElmer

My first experience with a chromatograph was in 1961 with a PerkinElmer instrument separating some light hydrocarbons, including benzene and toluene. read more
American Laboratory: The First 50

So many years ago—well, 50 years, to be exact, my husband came home from a perfectly good job and stated, “I just decided to start a journal!” read more
Growth of Mass Spec From 1960s to Present: Interview With Professor O. David Sparkman

Professor O. David Sparkman of University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA, is a recognized authority on mass spectrometry. read more
Why Choose A Cone Spindle for Viscosity Measurement?

Key considerations for selecting a rotational viscometer include how much sample material is available for testing, whether a broad range of shear rates used in the test method is important, whether ... read more
UCMR4, Microcystins Analysis, and High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry for Confidence in Identity Confirmation

Quantitation of a suite of microcystins and nodularin was demonstrated using LC-MS/MS on a QTOF system. read more
Pittcon 2018 Renishaw

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Pittcon 2018 Specac

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Pittcon 2018 Cosa Xentaur

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