Business & Education

Kevin Schug discusses the ripple effects of the US government’s cost-cutting plans

The toughest peer review? A group of investors around a table, says Chad Mirkin, who talks commercialization lessons learned.

We feel the time is right for sober reflection, fresh thinking, and new solutions – “Leading Voices,” in other words

If US laboratories will have less money to pay staff, conduct research, and collaborate American science will be greatly diminished

Anne Marie Smith, Product Manager at ACD/Labs, discusses systems thinking, addressing unspoken challenges, and identifying the "empty fridge"

Recent layoffs and funding cuts have not only crippled morale among scientists, they’ve also set an alarming precedent for the future of science

Ukrainian scientists studying the environmental impact of the war welcome global collaboration

Looking for a role that blends science with business? Consider product development – and a startup – says BrightSpec’s Colin Merrifield

Life in the lab goes on for Anastasia Mosendz, an analytical chemistry PhD student in Kyiv, amid alarms, tips to the shelter, and power outages

Here’s how to stay up to date with evolving PFAS regulations and analytical developments