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March 22, 2021

10 Networking Tips To Kickstart Your Graduate Career

The best tips to make your job hunting process easy-peasy A simple meaning of networking is communication. It’s something that we do in our daily lives, with new and existing friends, as well as family members. However, when it comes to “professional networking” - we want to grow connections for…

Anjali Singh

Career Resources

December 22, 2020

How a Career in Life Sciences Is Lucrative and Rewarding?

In its entirety, life sciences are a vast field of study that encompasses the examination of every living organism on earth. This includes the tiniest of particles, from bacteria to giant whales and everything in between. Life sciences aim to learn about life on this planet. If you wonder whether…

William Patrick Slattery

Resources Science

October 31, 2020

Halloween Special: Is There Any Scientific Evidence for the Paranormal?

With Halloween 2020 fast approaching, people might be preparing to share their favorite ghost stories once again. Sometimes, these things are just hearsay spread for fun. However, some people claim to have seen ghosts, or that their house is haunted. Can there possibly be any truth to these tales? Of…

Thomas Cawdron

Lab Management

October 23, 2020

Laboratory test tracking

One of the leading causes of malpractice suits is the failure or breakdown of the laboratory test workflow. An integral part of this workflow is test tracking, which encompasses procedures from the point of test requests, sample collections, analyses, reports, and patient treatment plans. The test tracking system is a…

Wanjiru Muriithi

Conduct Lab Management

October 5, 2020

The Role of Information Technology in Laboratory Management

Information technology (IT) has revolutionized all facets of human life, including health care delivery. In the laboratory setting, in particular, the integration of IT in the laboratory, through the application of laboratory information systems (LIS) and laboratory information management systems (LIMS), has enhanced a range of services, including the ordering…

Wanjiru Muriithi

Conduct Lab Management

September 28, 2020

Best Aquarium, Reef Tank, and Pond Sterilizers for Sale

Aquarium, reef tank, and pond sterilizers are popular instruments in both home and professional settings. Whether it’s a submersible sterilizer or an external device, most sterilizers employ UV radiation to eliminate harmful microorganisms, such as algae. Note that UV radiation is one of the most effective disinfection methods utilized to…

Melissa Martinez

Conduct Lab Basics Science

September 22, 2020

sgRNA construction and design

Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) technology is a rapid, cheap, and efficient tool to edit genomes at a precise location. CRISPR technology has now been reduced to just two components: Endonuclease and g RNA. Endonuclease makes an incision at the target DNA molecule to be edited, and gRNA…

Melissa Martinez

Conduct Resources Science

September 20, 2020

Pre-market Approval for Medical Devices

US is the largest market for medical devices, worth approximately $156 billion (as of 2017), and is expected to reach $208 billion by 2023. Given these numbers, it’s no surprise that high-risk medical devices must undergo strict regulatory and approval processes. One of them is the pre-market approval (PMA) for…

Melissa Martinez

Conduct Science Science of Politics

September 20, 2020

Science and Foreign Affairs: A Global Consolidation for a Better World

From climate change policies to pandemic preparedness plans, foreign relations impact people on an individual, national, and global levels. The world of international affairs is, in fact, a mixture of politics, culture, economics, and innovations, with science and technology being two of the main factors in improving multinational relations. Whether…

Melissa Martinez

Conduct Science

August 13, 2020

Recombinant DNA technology (Inserting foreign DNA in the host organism)

Recombinant DNA molecules are developed in the laboratory by bringing together genetic materials from multiple organisms to produce new genetic combinations that are not previously found in biological organisms. These new combinations are made to benefit science, medicine, agriculture, and industry (Khan, S et al., 2016). Stanford researcher Paul Berg,…

Melissa Martinez

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10 Networking Tips To Kickstart Your Graduate Career

How a Career in Life Sciences Is Lucrative and Rewarding?

Halloween Special: Is There Any Scientific Evidence for the Paranormal?

Laboratory test tracking

The Role of Information Technology in Laboratory Management

Best Aquarium, Reef Tank, and Pond Sterilizers for Sale

sgRNA construction and design

Pre-market Approval for Medical Devices

Science and Foreign Affairs: A Global Consolidation for a Better World

Recombinant DNA technology (Inserting foreign DNA in the host organism)

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