Laboratory Conferences - Life Science Events

Microfluidic Vortexes for Liquid Biopsy of Circulating Tumor Cells
Interest in liquid biopsies continues to grow, particularly for metastatic cancer. read more
Healthcare IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a hot topic—it’s attracting attention with the promise to help humans automate routine tasks, particularly record-keeping and failure analysis. read more
Single-Cell Isolation and Dispensing
Life science R&D needs to focus on single cells. This requires manipulation for isolation and transfer to a new location for further study or growth. read more
Finally, Bioluminescence Imaging in the NIR Window
Single-cell imaging of cells in living matrices is essential for tracking the etiology of diseased versus normal cells. read more
Single-Molecule Force Microscopy and Spectrometry Explain Some Hospital-Acquired Infections
Hospital-acquired infections (HAI) are a major problem in American healthcare. read more
Pittcon 2018: An Illuminating Ride
Pittcon continues to be an important event on our calendar. read more
Motivation Through Recognition: Awards and Other Highlights From Pittcon 2018
Several interesting products were introduced at Pittcon 2018. read more
NIST Publishes Technical Primer for Smart Laboratory
NIST has released a 62-page technical primer for the “smart factory.” read more
Innovative GC Technology is Key to Agilent’s Success: Interview With Agilent President and CEO, Mike McMullen
In celebration of American Laboratory’s 50th anniversary as well as Agilent’s 50 years in the analytical sector, I had the opportunity to interview Mike McMullen, CEO and president of Agilent ... read more
Automation of PTM Analysis
Protein therapeutics are often complex large molecules. read more
Application of AI to Bottom-up Proteomics: Highlights From ASMS 2018
At ASMS 2018, was impressed with the capability demonstrated by three posters from a team at the University of Munich. read more
LC/MS: An Essential Tool for Development of a Vaccine for Cosiella burnetiid: Highlights From ASMS 2018
C. burnetii is a small cocobacillus intracellular pathogen responsible for Q fever. read more
Automation in Bioprocess Development: Near-, Mid-, and Long-Term Opportunities
Automation, combined with other technological advances such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and analytics platforms like?machine?learning,?will be a major part of the future of bioprocess development. read more
Anchor Traps in Microfluidics
Branching junctions such as “T” and “Y” are common elements of fluidics networks such as HPLC and capillary electrophoresis, plus automated analysis systems. read more
1968–2018: Five Extraordinary Decades of American Laboratory
When American Laboratory’s “Big 50” started to appear on the planning horizon, I looked back on the major advances I’d seen. read more