Biological

Join Lab Manager and our experts as we discuss cell culture and microscopy imaging 

Researchers discover 40 previously unknown nidoviruses, including 13 coronaviruses

Guidance for selecting, maintaining, and operating autoclaves to ensure lab safety and extend equipment lifespan

Two safety experts share tips for minimizing the risk of contaminants leaving the lab

Maximizing performance, safety, and sustainability with proper biosafety cabinet management

Compressed gas cylinders require proper handling, storage, and disposal

How ductless fume hoods can reduce energy consumption and enhance air quality in and around your lab

Most lab professionals know four biosafety levels, but BSL2+ and BSL3+ are also important to know

Personal protective equipment (PPE) and other safety equipment are crucial for protecting workers from everyday hazards

Join Lab Manager and our experts as we discuss the best biosafety cabinets to ensure the safety of your lab and personnel.

Gloves boxes are completely closed compartments that allow users to manipulate samples with gloves in a controlled environment

Discover a range of techniques for effective glove box use, including tips on selecting the right model and best practices for maintenance and longevity

Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) are designed to protect sensitive samples from environmental contaminants and to keep workers safe from the potentially hazardous or infectious samples they are working with

PLAS-LABS oversees everything from the initial design to the testing of the finished product in a modular construction process.

Effective decontamination before and after using a biosafety cabinet helps to ensure a safe and clean environment for handling biological materials. 

Discover how Sanofi collaborated with NuAire to design and manufacture Class II Biosafety Cabinets that cater to their lab's requirements for large-scale equipment and a growing demand for automation.

Join Lab Manager and our experts as we discuss the customization of biosafety cabinets 

What happens when your risk assessment identifies that the large equipment (3D bioprinters, cell sorters, automated liquid handlers, etc.) you plan to use requires a primary containment device, such as a biosafety cabinet (BSC)?