Good pipetting practices ease researcher burdens and boost data reproducibility.

A conversation with Dirk Ahlbrecht from Sartorius about where lab balance technology is headed in the 21st century

An inflatable biosafety laboratory may help meet the global need for testing infrastructure during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Britain’s largest university aims to eliminate single-use plastics, in the lab and elsewhere around campus, by 2024. How exactly the institution plans to meet that goal is yet to be determined.

See Robert Murphy of Carnegie Mellon University discuss the revolutionary application of machine learning to biomedical research.

The DIY devices collect data and enable light stimulation, chamber agitation, and gas infusion.

The instrument presents a new option for researchers working on large-scale fly behavior studies.

As E. coli bacteria spread over increasingly concentrated antibiotics, researchers discover novel evolutionary pathways that confer resistance.

3-D printed components allow researchers to construct custom-made instruments.