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Extreme Pipetting II: Thermal Exploration

By Rodrigues, G.; Rumery, D.

The effect of fluid temperature on data integrity After studying the effects of barometric pressure on pipette volumes atop New Hampshire’s Mount Washington—home of the world’s worst weather—the extreme pipetting expedition team embarked on its next mission: to explore the impacts of thermal variation. The team’s destination: Yellowstone National Park, boasting the world’s largest active […]

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Extreme Pipetting III: Death Valley Data

By Rodrigues, G., Rumery, D.

The effect of dry heat on laboratory data As the Artel extreme pipetting expedition team set out for Mission 3, only one thing was certain: it was about to get much hotter. Heading to Death Valley National Park in the desert spanning Nevada and California, the expedition’s goal was to test the effects of dry heat […]

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Minimizing Liquid Delivery Risk: Laboratory Environmental Conditions as Sources of Error

By Carle, A.B.

In light of the multitude of error sources, it is easy to overlook the environmental conditions in the laboratory, and the effects they can exert on the quantitative dispensing of liquid with handheld pipettes.

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In Liquid Handling Quality Assurance, All That Matters is Location, Location, Location

By Rodrigues, G.

Regulations are not keeping pace with new technology, leading to a lack of relevant calibration standards or guidelines. Laboratories need to update their calibration procedures to measure and document microliter/nanoliter volumes quickly and accurately.

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