A Recipe To Make Bricks From Martian Soil

 

View this email as a web page here. OpenTrons May 05, 2017 Lab Manager | Subscribe | Products | Surveys | Webinars Feature Article A Simple, No-Bake Recipe to Make Bricks from Martian Soil Future explorers on Mars would just need to apply pressure to compact the soil to make bricks Explorers planning to settle on Mars might be able to turn the planet’s red soil into bricks without needing to use an oven or additional ingredients. Instead, they would just need to apply pressure to compact the soil—the equivalent of a blow from a hammer. Read More BrandTech Scientific BrandTech Scientific Priorclave Lowering Cost of High Throughput Sterilization The Priorclave 320L front-loading cylindrical chamber autoclave provides a truly viable alternative to more costly, 20×20 rectangular autoclaves, offering exceptional reliability and unparalleled energy, water, and lifetime cost savings. Advantages inherent in using the cylindrical-vessel sterilizer are improved steam circulation, preventing cold pockets and assuring complete sterilization without excessive cycle times. Click HERE for details Lab Health and Safety Industrial and Academic Laboratory Safety Practices—Narrowing the Gap There is a widening gulf between safety practices in industry compared to research laboratories, especially in academic settings A rash of serious incidents has brought the reality of this gulf to light in a tragic way. Issues span a variety of gaps, including organizational buy-in and accountability, oversight of safety programs, and weak or incomplete hazard evaluations. Read More Feature Article Scientists Develop Novel Chemical "Dye" to Improve Liver Cancer Imaging New nanodiamond-based dual-mode contrast agent provides clearer and more accurate images of liver tumors at lower dosages Scientists have developed a novel nanodiamond-based contrast agent that improves visualization of liver cancer tumors. Better and more sensitive imaging contributes towards detecting liver cancer and is crucial for planning for treatment. Read More Lab Manager Infographic Evolution of the Laboratory Centrifuge From its humble roots in the dairy industry to a laboratory necessity, the centrifuge has changed greatly Bench top centrifuges have been in use since the mid-1800s. Early instruments were hand powered, but in 1912, with the introduction of electric centrifuges, that changed. The early centrifuges were mostly used for non-biological applications, such as separating milk and collecting precipitates. Download the full infographic White Papers and Application Notes Mineralogical Analysis of Iron Ore Rapid and reliable analysis with minor minerals detected within minutes The exploitation of new iron deposits of lower ore grade requires the frequent monitoring of the mined material during mine planning and ore beneficiation. Learn how XRD can provide a rapid and reliable method to determine crystalline and amorphous phases of iron ores. Download your FREE white paper Feature Article Lab Breakthrough in 3D Printing of Glass Designing for novel optical components instead of using off-the-shelf optics could reduce the size, weight, or cost of optics systems Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists and academic collaborators have demonstrated the synthesis of transparent glass through 3D printing, a development that could alter the design and structure of lasers and other devices that incorporate optics. Read More Feature Article Researchers Find More Efficient Way to Make Oil from Dead Trees The mountain pine beetle has destroyed more than 40 million acres of forest in the western United States A University of Washington team has made new headway on a solution to remove beetle-killed trees from the forest and use them to make renewable transportation fuels or high-value chemicals Read More eBook CO2 Incubator Resource Guide Having the right CO2 incubator can be crucial to a lab's cells CO2 incubators are designed to copy a cell’s natural environment with a relative humidity of around 95 percent, a temperature of 37°C, and a pH of 7.2 to 7.5. They are most common in biology labs performing tissue or cell culture and are used in any process where cells need to be cultured for a few hours or many weeks or where cells need to be expanded or maintained. Read More Video What to Consider When Choosing a Ductless Fume Hood Simpler to use, safer to operate Join Linda the lab manager as she discovers some of the options to consider during the evaluation and purchase of a ductless fume hood in this video sponsored by Erlab. View Now Feature Article Scientists Discover Gene that Influences Grain Yield Deep sequencing impacts food and bioenergy crops Researchers at the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Institute for Renewable Fuels at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center have discovered a gene that influences grain yield in grasses related to food crops. Four mutations were identified that could impact candidate crops for producing renewable and sustainable fuels. Read More OpenTrons About Us | Contact Us | Advertising | Sign in or Register To Subscribe: Sign up for a subscription to Lab Manager For Editorial: Pam Ahlberg, Editor-in-Chief For Business and Partnership Opportunities: Edward R. 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