Why pH Meters Matter: Improving Efficiency in pH Measurement
Litmus paper. pH indicators. Titrations. pH measurement without the convenience of modern pH probes is either time-consuming or not very precise. Sure, color changes
4 Significant Benefits of Modular Lab Automation
Understanding the Unique Needs of Your Lab for Automation Some labs perform the same test over and over again and in large volumes. Other labs,
Automated pH Testing: Prioritizing Accuracy and Efficiency in the Lab
Life sciences research and diagnostics are generating more and more data every year by increasing throughput. Labs that don’t adapt are being left behind. Manual
How to Choose a pH Meter for Your Lab
The pH meter for your lab is one of your most important pieces of equipment. What does a pH meter measure? The function of a
What to Look for in a Benchtop pH Meter
A functional and accurate pH meter is integral to a microbiology laboratory. pH measurements are used for various applications, such as testing municipal water quality
Choosing the Right pH Meter for Your Laboratory or Field Applications
A few pieces of equipment are imperative to have in your microbiology, synthetic biology, or other laboratory. Having the right pH meter in your laboratory,
Improving Accuracy and Reproducibility with Automated Colony Picking
The process of colony picking involves selecting a colony of single-strain, pure microbes so they can be duplicated later. Colony picking is used in a
Exploring the Working Principles of pH Meters: How Do They Measure pH?
A pH meter is used to measure the alkalinity or acidity of a substance, usually a solution. The pH scale itself is numbered from 0
pH Meters: A Comprehensive Guide to pH Measurement and Monitoring
It’s one of the more fundamental tools in every laboratory, so selecting a pH meter that meets your need is an absolute necessity. Decades ago,
Introduction to Synthetic Biology: Exploring the Basics and Applications
No introduction to synthetic biology would be complete without the precise definition provided by The National Human Genome Institute, which describes syn-bio as “a field