Color-Coding and Laboratory Organization Go Hand in Hand You think laboratory, and you envision a boring grayscale color scheme, right? Time to think … read more
The History of Flow Cytometry and Importance in Research Flow cytometry is a technique that uses molecules of interest to sort and analyze cells. The … read more
In the Mix of Things: How Vortex Mixers Became Laboratory Staples Vortex mixers were invented in the late 1950’s by the Kraft brothers for Scientific … read more
Why use 3D Scaffolding for your cells? Cell culture has been an avid field of research since the late 1800s, when an embryologist first tried maintai … read more
We’re sure you know your way around the lab, but did you know that choosing a serological pipette is quite a serious mission? Lab materials are the found … read more
A Brief History of Cryogenics Cryovial containers are in all modern labs that use a freezer, and even in some that don’t. They are especially for the … read more
A Cell Culture Lifesaver You Need to Know About Cell culture labs are some of the cleanest labs around. We all know cell culture scientists form elab … read more
Microscopes are More Versatile than You Might Think Have you ever felt like you are not getting as much out of your dissecting microscope as you expe … read more
Here’s History, Background, and Features Erlenmeyer flasks are an essential piece of equipment in chemistry and microbiology laboratories. The Erlenm … read more
Graduated cylinders, also known as “measuring cylinders”, are one of the more common pieces of laboratory containment equipment, but if you’ve been out of the l … read more
How Shopping for Laboratory Needs has Changed Supply shopping for research and other professional applications requires careful consideration. It’s b … read more
Some Things to Consider Before You Shop Most of us have seen them… Some of us have used them. However, the dissecting microscope (also known as a ste … read more
