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OpenTrons May 22, 2017 Lab Manager | Subscribe | Products | Surveys | Webinars Feature Article How Enzymes Communicate Enzymes can be activated under physiological conditions through sole electrical stimulation of the cell membrane The enzymes nitric oxide (NO) synthase (NOS1) and protein kinase C (PKC) play an important role in a variety of signal transfer processes in neurons of the brain, as well as in many cell types of other organs. Read More Thermo Fisher Scientific Empower Your Laboratory with Tomorrow's Quantitation Today Tomorrow’s Quantitation can empower your laboratory with powerful analytical tools and workflow solutions that enable you to address today’s and tomorrow’s application challenges. Ensuring increased productivity, efficiency, and success for your organization. Learn more about tomorrow’s Quantitation today. Learn More about tomorrow’s Quantitation today Feature Article New Real-Time Technique for Studying Ionic Liquids at Electrode Interfaces Determining how the ions of a liquid move in response to an applied voltage is key to optimizing ionic liquids for energy storage devices Ionic liquids—salts made by combining positively charged molecules (cations) and negatively charged molecules (anions) that are liquid at relatively low temperatures, often below room temperature—are increasingly being investigated for uses in batteries, supercapacitors, and transistors. Read More Lab Health and Safety Guidelines for Safe Chemical Segregation Improper storage of chemicals accounts for nearly 25 percent of all chemical accidents Most lab professionals understand that nitric acid reacts violently with organics, producing heat and gas in exothermic reactions. Placed in a sealed container, we know that pressures would build, perhaps beyond the breaking point of the container. Not a good scenario. Read More eBook Microplate Technology Resource Guide The microplate has evolved over the past 60 years into an indispensable piece of equipment used in many labs today Microplate readers are widely used in research, drug discovery, bioassay validation, QC, and manufacturing processes for the detection of biological, chemical, or physical processes in samples contained in microtiter plates. Download your FREE eBook Feature Article Ebola: Lives to Be Saved with New Management Approach Educating people in affected areas on how the Ebola spreads through communities is the most effective strategy for halting an epidemic Developed by an international team of researchers, a new approach for quickly and efficiently managing Ebola outbreaks also helps streamline outbreak decision making. Read More Feature Article A Fast, Non-Destructive Test for Two-Dimensional Materials New method will better help researchers analyze defects in such materials By now it is well understood that thinning a material down to a single atom thickness can dramatically change that material’s physical properties. Graphene, the best known 2D material, has unparalleled strength and electrical conductivity, unlike its bulk form as graphite. Read More Video Time to Replace Your Centrifuge? Know what signs to look for Join Linda the lab manager as she evaluates her centrifuge and rotors for signs that they may need replacement in this video sponsored by Beckman Coulter. View Now Infographic Whole Genome Sequencing Milestones After decades of progress, what's next? In 2003, the Human Genome Project was completed after 13 years of painstaking work and at a cost of nearly $3 billion. Today, a human genome can be sequenced in a matter of hours for close to $1,000. Advances in genome sequencing technologies over the past few decades have been the basis for significant progress in a range of fields, from precision medicine to evolutionary biology. Download the full infographic Feature Article Speeding Up Cancer Research A new technique will let a single cancer research lab do the work of dozens A new technique developed at the University of Virginia School of Medicine will let a single cancer research lab do the work of dozens, dramatically accelerating the search for new treatments and cures. Read More White Papers and Application Notes Elix® UV Technology Compared to Single and Double Distillation Developed centuries ago, distillation has long been the primary water purification technology. Today, newer purification technologies have proved their efficiency and robustness, and compete with distillation. Download this technical report and learn more about: The basic principles of water purification technologies How the Elix® UV technology compares to single and double distillation concerning removal of organics, ions, and bacteria Download your FREE resource Feature Article Proceeds from Pittcon 2017 Fund Grants to Colleges, High Schools, and Elementary Schools This year’s grant program includes the Elementary School Science Olympiad Program which awarded more than $38,000 to 22 area schools to purchase scientific equipment Proceeds from Pittcon 2017 are distributed by its sponsoring societies, the Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh (SACP), and the Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh (SSP). One way that the money is distributed is through grants to elementary and high schools and colleges to fund science education and outreach. 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