Laboratory Conferences - Materials Science Events

1968–2018: Five Extraordinary Decades of American Laboratory
When American Laboratory’s “Big 50” started to appear on the planning horizon, I looked back on the major advances I’d seen. read more
Detection of Subvisible Particulates in Bioformulations to Ensure Safety
The biopharmaceutical industry exercises great care to ensure the long-term stability, efficacy, and safety of therapies, from formulation development to patient administration. read more
Product Highlights: Pittcon 2019
Pittcon 2019 was held March 17–21 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia. read more
When to Choose FFF: Interview With Christoph Johann of Wyatt Technology
Applications and evolution of instruments for field flow fractionation are discussed with an industry leader. read more
Events—Malvern Panalytical
The following seminars and other events will be hosted by Malvern Panalytical. read more
See the Visible Difference in Laboratory Science Expositions at Pittcon 2019
Thousands of laboratory professionals and scientists will ascend to the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA, March 16–21, for a week of education, research discovery, and networking ... read more
Chromatography Columns Use Amorphous Silica
OSHA issued standards limiting exposure of workers to respirable crystalline silica. read more
Tech Intelligence: Go With the Flow, or Don’t
In most fields that study the flow of materials—from making chemicals and cosmetics to testing foods and beverages and petroleum—scientists and engineers require a viscometer or rheometer. These ... read more
Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI) Highlights Particles
An announcement from Halo Labs promoting a poster—“HORIZON High Throughput Low Volume Subvisible Particle Analysis”—caught my eye. read more
An Introduction to DLS Microrheology
This whitepaper introduces Microrheology techniques for the rheological characterization of soft complex fluids, with subsequent emphasis on DLS Microrheology and the underlying theory. read more
Tech Intelligence: Analyzing Materials With Microwave Digestion
For analyzing materials that include metals, scientists often use microwave digestion. read more
Failure Analysis on the Molecular Scale
A report from NIST demonstrates new technology that can image failures on the molecular scale. read more
Pittcon Celebrates 70th Birthday With Awards for Significant Achievement
Pittcon 2019 was another significant event marking the advancement of metrology. read more
A Critical Review of Reproducibility and Replicability from the NAS in 2019
Data integrity is key to the advancement of science and to everyday commercial transactions. read more
Adding Humans to Computational Repeatability
Discussion about non-replicability and what can be done to mitigate it. read more