Laboratory Conferences - Pharmaceutical Events

Preview of the 24th International Light Scattering Colloquium: An Interview With Philip Wyatt of Wyatt Technology Corp.
Light scattering is the most powerful tool for characterizing the size, shape, interactions and function of nanoparticles. read more
The Past, Present and Future of Gene Therapy
Gene therapy to correct disease has intuitive appeal—if a disease is caused by a genetic defect, then repairing the gene should correct it. read more
The Deeper You Dig, The More You Find
”The deeper you dig, the more you find” is frequently heard in proteomics, particularly at Proteins Powering NexGen Healthcare—Revolutionizing Biomarker Research and Translational Science Symposium: ... read more
Aye, Robot
At the annual SLAS meeting (January 23–27, San Diego, Calif.)—the “main event” of the year in automation, if you will—American Laboratory spoke with representatives for vendors of robotic platforms ... read more
SEMs Provide Deep Insight Into Materials
Modern scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) offer vast improvements over early models in terms of electron optics, detector design and computing technology. read more
Using a Standard Bath Circulator as a Calibration Device
This technical note will review the considerations for using a standard bath circulator or water bath as a calibration instrument instead of a purpose-built calibration bath. read more
Tech Intelligence: Particle Analysis
Imaging and diffraction characterize particles, from medical treatments to objects in outer space. read more
Advances in Separation Science at Pittcon 2016
While spectacular developments in chemical imaging and spectroscopy continue to entice the market, separation science remains a key enabling technology. read more
All Abuzz
Monoclonal antibodies. PCR. High-throughput screening. Pot. What do they have in common? They were, or are, going to change the world. read more
Determination of Water Content and Dynamic Vapor Sorption Using Gravimetric Methods, Karl Fischer Titration and Thermal Analysis
Virtually all materials interact with water. Accurate determination of a product’s water content and mechanism of water–solid interactions is required to define suitable processing, packaging, storage... read more
Quantitative Nanoparticle Analysis Based on Resistive Pulse Sensing
Nanoparticle analysis is becoming a central part of pharmaceutical development. read more
Review of Nanolytica 2016
Nanolytica 2016, held May 20 at the University of California at Berkeley, was organized by PerkinElmer and the Bay Area Nanotechnology Council of the IEEE. read more
Best Practices for CO₂ Incubator Maintenance
The use of long-established mutant lines in culture has shifted, and it is common to find researchers using more sensitive stem cells, primary cells and 3-D cultures in applications including vaccine... read more
Flexible Integrated Ion Chromatography System Speeds Routine Analyses, Increases Throughput
The Thermo Scientific Dionex Integrion HPIC system is an easy-to-use, integrated high-pressure/high-performance ion chromatography system that offers high throughput and reliable performance to ... read more
Paper Analytical Devices (PADs) for Qualitative and Semiquantitative Assays
Do you ever wonder if the drug you’re considering buying is what it says it is or if it is still potent? read more