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More and more lab professionals are turning to Lab Manager for the latest trends, innovations and insights. Today in print and online, Lab Manager continues to grow as the lab professional’s most important publication. Lab Manager analyzes the strong link between business strategy, technological innovation and implementation. It is focused on the lab professional in a leadership role who is responsible for setting the lab’s direction and identifying, recommending and purchasing technology. It also offers a wide breadth of knowledge to the researchers in the field using lab equipment and seeking to learn about the latest in new technologies for their labs. Source

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Rethinking Lab Interview Practices to Assess Candidate Capability

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By Michelle Gaulin
| Lab Manager
It is easy to assume that technical proficiency dictates hiring success in a laboratory setting. In practice, however, a candidate's social performance during an interview often carries far more weight than their actual capability at the bench.
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How Lab Succession Planning Supports Leadership Development in the Lab

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By Michelle Gaulin
| Lab Manager
Many lab managers operate under the flawed assumption that effective leadership requires having an immediate answer for every operational crisis. When an instrument fails or a supply chain disruption compromises a testing timeline, the default instinct is to step in and dictate the solution. While this firefighting mindset solves the immediate issue, it creates cultural dependency.
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How Lab Managers Can Grow into Executive Leadership

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By Lauren Everett 
| Lab Manager
Stephanie Whitehead did not set out to become a vice president of pathology. Early in her career, her goal was much simpler: become a highly competent night-shift generalist. She wanted to master every bench. She wanted to be reliable in blood bank. She wanted to do the work well. Then, at 23, she became a lab director. It was not the traditional path from bench scientist to supervisor to manager to director.
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Distek Launches BIOne Core Software for Cloud-Based Bioprocess Data Management

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By Craig Bradley
| Lab Manager
Distek, Inc. has released BIOne Core Software, a cloud-hosted historian platform built exclusively for its BIOne Bioprocess Controllers. Delivered as a Software-as-a-Service solution, the platform centralizes live process trending, automated data logging, and device monitoring across all connected BIOne units from a single dashboard.
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PulpFixin and Azenta Partner to Bring Biodegradable Tube Racks to Automated Sample Workflows

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By Craig Bradley
| Lab Manager
PulpFixin, the Dayton, Ohio-based manufacturer of pulp-based labware, and Azenta Life Sciences (Nasdaq: AZTA) have announced a collaboration aimed at helping pharmaceutical, biotech, and research laboratories reduce plastic waste in their sample management operations. The partnership, announced ahead of SLAS Europe 2026 in Vienna, where PulpFixin served as the official Sustainability Sponsor, combines PulpFixin's AutoRack platform with Azenta's FluidX tube workflow infrastructure.
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How Toxic Bosses Contribute to Employee Turnover and What Labs Can Do About It

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By Michelle Gaulin
| Lab Manager
A newly released survey from the Harris Poll reveals a troubling reality for employers across the US. According to the data, six in 10 workers currently report having a toxic boss, while 70 percent have experienced one during their career. For organizations that rely on highly specialized talent, these statistics represent a significant operational concern.
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How Researcher Productivity Shifts and What It Means for Lab Operations

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By Michelle Gaulin
| Lab Manager
The nature of scientific discovery appears to shift over the course of a research career. A recent study published in Science examines how scientific contributions evolve with career stage and finds that, while researchers continue to produce novel work over time, the likelihood that their publications disrupt existing scientific paradigms tends to be higher earlier in their careers.
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What Agile Leadership Means for Lab Managers

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By Larry Sullivan
| Lab Manager
A key characteristic of a strong and effective leader is a commitment to continual learning. As I continue exploring what leadership means in a laboratory context, I’m discovering new terms, concepts, and perspectives that expand my understanding. This article, and future pieces in the series, will introduce leadership concepts, explain their relevance to lab managers, and examine the potential risks and rewards of applying them.
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Sartorius Launches Cubis III Lab Balance with Native LIMS Connectivity and On-Instrument Compliance

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By Craig Bradley
| Lab Manager
Sartorius has launched the Cubis III, the next generation of its premium lab balance line, designed to send weighing data directly and securely into existing informatics environments (including LIMS, ELN, and chromatography data systems) without the middleware layer that has historically bridged instruments and enterprise software. The balance is available in two configurations: Cubis III and Cubis III Max, targeting different levels of connectivity and workflow sophistication.
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New Crossbreeding Neural Network Predicts Catalyst Performance Across Material Families

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By Michelle Gaulin
| Lab Manager
A breakthrough in materials science AI marks a significant shift in how research facilities can approach autonomous discovery. According to a study published in Nature Materials, a research team led by Taeghwan Hyeon, PhD, director of the Center for Nanoparticle Research at the Institute for Basic Science, has developed an artificial intelligence framework that discovers catalysts by integrating knowledge from entirely different material families.
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