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Furnishing your facility with high-quality equipment is one of the primary foundations of a successful lab operation. Equipment accuracy and reliab...

Thermal Cyclers can be divided into three groups based upon their block configuration. Use this guide to give you clarity on comparing thermal cycl...

Lab equipment is critical for all types of research and experimentation, but your need for some equipment may be short-lived, or limited storage c...

When your work could result in explosions, there are a few safety rules to consider — OK, a lot of safety rules. Lab equipment safety is a top conc...

In our efforts to be good stewards of our resources, we've taken several steps here at New Life Scientific to establish ourselves as an eco-friendl...

1. It's not energy efficient Power consumption technology has improved leaps and bounds over the past few decades. Electrically-powered devices a...

Why automate your lab? Chances are you're familiar with automated sample preparation tools like liquid handlers and automatic pipettors. Having rob...

Every lab needs the right instruments, but not all have the luxury to buy new equipment. Frugality is an important tenet of managing a successful l...

Microtomes are pretty simple devices. They're basically glorified deli slicers, after all, but instead of slicing roast beef to make some dude a sa...

In various fields, such as pathology and histology, preserving tissue samples is vital. To keep samples intact, researchers must freeze them immedi...

What Is Cryogenic Freezing? Short for cryogenic freezing, cryo freezing is the act of freezing an object to temperatures below a certain temperatu...

A microtome is a device that slices organic or inorganic samples into strips called sections. Microtome blades generally consist of diamond rock, ...