Lauren Everett

1 week ago | labmanager.com | Lauren Everett

Laboratories are uniquely complex environments where safety and security concerns intersect in critical ways. The convergence of chemical, biological, radiological, and physical hazards in a single workplace presents risks unlike those found in most other settings. For lab managers, understanding and addressing this complexity requires not only comprehensive safety protocols but also an evolving appreciation for security threats.

1 week ago | labmanager.com | Lauren Everett

Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) has become an essential tool in drug discovery for characterizing biomolecular interactions with speed and precision. In this Q&A, Anthony (Tony) Giannetti, PhD, associate director, applications at Carterra, discusses high-throughput SPR (HT-SPR) and its newfound prominence in enabling more therapeutics to enter the clinic.   Can you provide a brief explanation of Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) and how it works?

1 week ago | labmanager.com | Lauren Everett

Choosing laboratory gloves isn’t one-size-fits-all. Find the right type for chemical, biological, thermal, and mechanical hazardsWritten byLauren Everett| 3 min readRegister for free to listen to this articleLaboratory gloves are essential personal protective equipment (PPE) in every lab environment. However, selecting the right pair of gloves is more complex than grabbing what's available on the shelf. A glove that works well for one task or hazard may be completely inadequate for another.

3 weeks ago | labmanager.com | Lauren Everett

To celebrate Earth Month and align with the 2025 Earth Day theme, "Our Power, Our Planet," we’re sharing five practical sustainability tips that labs can implement with minimal effort but significant impact. These expert-recommended strategies can help kickstart or elevate your lab’s sustainability initiatives.

4 weeks ago | labmanager.com | Lauren Everett |Sarah M. Kirsh

Cell line development (CLD) is a crucial aspect of biopharmaceutical research and production, playing a significant role in the development of biologics, vaccines, and gene therapies.