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There is hardly a company in the world that hasn't been affected by the global economic downturn. In an economy such as ours, management should help alleviate the stress put on employees worrying about job security. Communication is key, and when staff members are aware of an organization's goals, productivity and motivation improve.
Richard Daub
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The U.S. imports food from more than 150 countries and territories. Much of it is fresh produce and seafood, which can carry microscopic contaminants. While these contaminants become smaller and more sophisticated and food safety laws become stricter, food testing laboratories are coming up with new technologies and processes to detect chemical toxins before they reach
the consumer.
Bernard Tulsi
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LEADERSHIP & STAFFING
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In coming up with ways to motivate their staff, managers should take into account the different age cohorts that exist among employees. These groups all value different things and have various expectations when it comes to work. This article outlines ways of approaching each of these cohorts.
Ronald B. Pickett
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LAB DESIGN & FURNISHINGS
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Whether your R&D operation functions as one central laboratory or as several smaller laboratories, the location chosen can impact facets of your business differently. From personnel relocation to reducing operating costs, several factors should be taken into consideration when determining the best location for your lab.
John K. Borchardt
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Human activities produce most of the mercury found in the environment. After it settles into rivers, lakes and oceans, it reacts with microorganisms and converts to methyl mercury, which builds up in predatory fish. Regulatory bodies around the world have initiated strict legislation to monitor mercury levels in seafood to protect the health of consumers.
Hazel Dickson
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The quality and reliability of your laboratory equipment is central to generating results. Those results have a vital impact on the success of your lab, and when an instrument fails, your reputation can suffer. Choosing the right service provider can have a significant impact on your lab’s efficiency and success.
Joachim Joerger
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MORE ARTICLES
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Science Matters
A Year in Review – Looking Back and Planning Ahead
Rich Pennock
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Product Focus
Chillers
Freezers
Washers
Ovens
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Evolution Of
Analytical Balances
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Technology News
The latest equipment, instrument and system introductions to the
laboratory market.
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Lab Safety
The how, when and what for a meaningful lab safety audit.
Vince McLeod
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Spotlight On Software
Purpose-Built LIMS
Dave Champagne
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How It Works
Obtaining Cost-effective and Precise qPCR Chemistries
Sample Preparation for the Detection of PAH and Phthalates
Predicting Central Nervous System (CNS) Drug Penetration
Sample Security
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