Lab Reporter Issue 2, 2017

LAB EQUIPMENT

Brewery Wastewater: A New Source of Energy

Your favorite brewery may soon help to create renewable energy: engineers have figured out a way to turn their sugar-rich wastewater into fuel cells.

LIFE SCIENCES

Stem Cells: The Heart of the Matter

A team of researchers from Pennsylvania State University has developed a process that turns human stem cells into epicardium cells that may be used to help heart attack survivors.

CHEMICALS

Finding the Right HPLC Solvents

HPLC is one of the most common analytical procedures performed in labs today, and the correct solvent is key to successful analyses.

CHEMICALS

Targeting Diseases with Monoclonal Antibodies

Targeted monoclonal antibody therapies are becoming more popular and effective. By 2020, there may be as many as 70 of these therapies in use — with worldwide sales nearing $125 billion.

SAFETY

Establish a Spill Control Program

Leaks, drips and spills are an unavoidable reality, but establishing a workplace spill control program can have a positive impact on safety, financial performance and overall productivity.

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CONSUMABLES

Securing Genomic Samples Against Contamination

There are a number of challenges in genomics research. Help guard against contamination with high-quality containers and pipette tips from Thermo Scientific.