Mandel Scientific Blog
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Columbia University researchers recently led an inventive three-year study at a university-affiliated hospital, redefining how we monitor pathogens, with powerful implications for many other high-risk
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The composition and purity of the carbonic esters and additives in electrolytes are critical factors for maintaining battery quality and performance.
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Scientists measure bacterial growth in laboratories across the world but why is it so universal? This article looks at bacterial growth and discusses how microplate
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This application note describes the results from simultaneously analyzing 40 PFAS components using the LCMS-8050RX as target compounds after
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Minimal inhibitory concentration or MIC is a crucial analytical parameter often used in the control of microbial growth by antimicrobial agents. The MIC is typically
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Researchers have different technology options available for absorbance measurements. This blog compares spectrometers and monochromators. What’s the difference?
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This webinar discusses applications of SFC and Enhanced Fluidity LC that expand the technique beyond traditional chiral separations. Topics include:
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Environmental instruments can easily get dirty during field use—algae, sediment, and debris can be tough to remove. It’s important to always clean your equipment after
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Effective sample preparation is essential to enrich Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC)-related microbes while minimizing interference from the matrix. Traditional filtration methods often create bottlenecks due
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In the ever-changing field of microbiology, understanding bacterial metabolism is crucial for diverse applications that range from drug development to environmental monitoring. This blog explores