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What We Have Learned About Managing a Lab during a Pandemic "Key lessons from a year of managing a lab during the COVID-19 crisis and how to apply them." #labmanagement https://bit.ly/3eROh36

Why Is Column Conditioning Important In Gas Chromatography? https://bit.ly/3uhIj1P

What to Look for in a Laboratory Equipment Supplier As you establish your business or look for new devices, learn what to look for in a laboratory equipment supplier. https://bit.ly/3vCQzcZ

The Advantages of HPLC Over Gas Chromatography https://bit.ly/3eIlQ7q

Hot Topics in HPLC, Part IV of a series: The Unique Design, Operation, and Performance Demands of Portable and Green LC Instrumentation. | https://bit.ly/3cLLgA2

Will Flannery, Field Service Engineer on PFAS Analysis, and the types of equipment needed: https://bit.ly/3mtoWzI

Volatile soil molecules entice ants to nest Realtors know that the smell of freshly baked cookies may entice humans to buy a house, but to red fire ants geosmin smells like home. https://bit.ly/3liewSU

GenTech is giving away a FREE $100 Amazon Gift Card to celebrate our followers on social! To be entered to win: 1)Follow @gentechscientific... 2) Like this photo 3)Share this post and use #gentechgiveaway Drawing will be pulled 10 days from today! #giveaway #analyticalinstruments #follow #socialfollowers #giftcard #amazongiftcard #free #celebrate

Mars’s Ancient Ocean May Be Hiding In Its Rocks, Not Lost To Space. Billions of years ago, Mars had vast oceans, rivers, and lakes. Mars became as arid as it is now around 3 billion years ago. The team posits Mars's crust sucked up the water. https://bit.ly/3cFVxOl

Hot Topics in HPLC, Part 3 of a series. Nanochannel electrophoresis (nano-CE) offers some unique separations capabilities.... Making the columns out of thermoplastics instead of glass opens up even more opportunities. https://bit.ly/2NsSd0z

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Today is #NationalStressAwarenessDay - seems appropriate! This infographic explores the ways in which chemistry helps us fight stress. #chemistry #stressmanagement https://cen.acs.org//Periodic-graphics-Fighting-stress-anx#

Complementary to our previous post, this download from Agilent may prove useful when it comes to the "Care, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting of HPLC Columns." https://www.agilent.com//HPLC_Column_Troubleshooting_JAN20

Proper Column Care & Maintenance. https://bit.ly/3kTfILL #HPLC

Quality samples are critical for quality results: https://gentechscientific.com//sample-preparation-for-chro #chromatography #samplepreparation

"This protein can be detected in the blood of people who have yet to show signs of forgetfulness or confusion, making it a promising blood test to diagnose Alzheimer's before symptoms appear." #research #diagnostics

Science is beautiful, though the preview image WAS lacking. So enjoy the photo and just follow the link to Chemical & Engineering News to see more in their reader-contributed showcase: https://lnkd.in/dKtccYS | Photo credit: Lorna Young; "Milky Way Malady." #chemistry #chemistryinpictures

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Following up yesterday's post, a little more about CRISPR, Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna, and the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. #NobelPrize #chemistry #CRISPR https://www.thomasnet.com//2020-nobel-prize-in-chemistry-a

Fat is part of the cell’s arsenalcells manufacture toxic proteins, package them into the lipid droplets, then fire them at the intruders. This is a new way that cells are protecting themselves, using fats as a covert weapon, and giving us new insights into ways of fighting infection. https://bit.ly/2T7tCxw

"Emmanuelle Charpentier (left) and Jennifer Doudna (right) won this year’s chemistry Nobel for the development of a powerful way to change DNA." https://bit.ly/37vCDZo They first showed that CRISPRwhich stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeatscould edit DNA in an in vitro system in a paper published in the 28 June 2012 issue of Science. Their discovery was rapidly expanded on by many others and soon made CRISPR a common tool in labs around the ...world. No previous science Nobel has been given to two women only. Want more information about CRISPR? Download Technology Network's eBook, CRISPR 101: Your Guide to Understanding CRISPR here: https://go.technologynetworks.com/your-guide-to-understandi

"With 90 percent of the proteins in the human body now mapped, Overall says scientists have a deeper understanding of how individual proteins interact to influence human health, providing insights into disease prevention and individualized medicine."

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"'Non-reproducible single occurrences are of no significance to science.' To be credible in the scientific community and to deliver technical value to customers, laboratory managers must deliver reproducible results." #reproducibility #labmanagement https://www.labmanager.com//ensuring-reproducible-data-in-