MERS, a severe respiratory illness with symptoms of fever, cough, and shortness of breath, has a 36 percent mortality rate
New York Blood Center (NYBC) announced groundbreaking findings toward the development of vaccines for the prevention of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infection.
The security of your samples requires proper sealing to eliminate sample to sample variance that occurs with improperly tightened vials. Find out Thermo Scientific™ SureStop™ 9mm vials and Advanced Vial Closure System (AVCS) closures seal and perform like crimp top vials.
X-ray study at Berkeley Lab explores atomic structure of tiny traps for heavy metals
Tiny, glowing crystals designed to detect and capture heavy-metal toxins such as lead and mercury could prove to be a powerful new tool in locating and cleaning up contaminated water sources.
If your Q-TOF is not achieving the dynamic range you require and suffers from detector saturation, or you want to perform screening and quantitation on a single MS platform, it may be time to can your Q-TOF.
The Thermo Scientific™ Q Exactive™ and Q Exactive™ Focus MS offer powerful capabilities for small-molecule analyses at an affordable price.
Existing retroreflectors are usually made with glass microbeads and microprisms
That bright, reflective coating used on road signs, bicycles, and clothing are important safety measures at night. They help drivers get to their destinations while avoiding bicyclists and pedestrians in low-light conditions. Now, inspired by the structure of insect eyes, scientists have developed new materials that could improve the color and effectiveness of these safeguards.
The history of balances dates back to Ancient Egypt, where a simple equal arm balance on a fulcrum that compared two masses was standard.
Today, balances have become much more sophisticated and have a multitude of uses.
Learn more about the capacity and resolution of various types of laboratory balances as they relate to everyday items in this free downloadable poster.
Probes that arehighly specific, attach effectively, and are small, hold great potential
Fluorescence microscopy visualizes the molecular elements of cells. Proteins of nerve cells, for instance, can be labeled using probes that are subsequently excited with light to fluoresce. In the end, the fluorescence signal is used to generate microscopic images of the real position, arrangement, and number of proteins.
This webinar will introduce Simplica’s new web application—Sample Wizard™—an off-the-shelf portal application that allows non-laboratory users to very easily submit samples and then get the corresponding test results.
By attending this webinar you will:
Learn how Sample Wizard seamlessly integrates with LabWare LIMS
See Simplica’s simplified step-by-step approach for collecting sample details and logging them into LIMS
Understand how you can track sample status and other key metrics on a configurable dashboard
Watch how easy it is to find samples and view or download test results
“We may have stumbled onto the next green revolution,” said lead author of recent study
Taken from the bottom of the marine food chain, microalgae may soon become a top-tier contender to combat global warming, as well as energy and food insecurity, according to a study published in the journal Oceanography.
This webinar will introduce Simplica’s new web application—Sample Wizard™—an off-the-shelf portal application that allows non-laboratory users to very easily submit samples and then get the corresponding test results.
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