Application Notes

Big data brings neuroscientists at CAMH closer to understanding the human brain's mysteries

Instantaneous, “point-and-measure” handheld analyzers that can be operated by virtually any technician deliver lab-quality moisture readings in seconds.

For biotech firms, the ability to overcome these barriers is linked to the ability to capitalize on the market opportunity.

Altering the surface properties of polymer labware, manufacturers are improving the quality of test results while increasing value of products they create.

A paper just published in Nature Biotechnology outlines a pioneering method of screening a person’s diverse set of  antibodies for rapid therapeutic discovery.

The successful implementation of “Lean Manufacturing” in several fields has inspired many businesses to adopt this model in laboratories.

Standard labels are not designed to withstand the range of conditions and hazards found in harsh industrial settings. A look at more durable options.

A growing number of lab administrators are optimizing their microfabrication equipment by involving their vendors early in the process.

Over the past 30 years or so, bioprocessing in Canada has grown at exponential rates from the early days of research-based companies.

A good environmental monitoring program allows companies to manage and possibly reduce operational, regulatory and branding reputation risks.