In 1952, one of Corning's scientists, Dr. S. D. Stookey, made and accidental but important discovery when an oven malfunction overheated a piece of photosensitive glass on which he was working.

There are many questions to consider about your stirring application.

Laboratory equipment, particularly controlled temperature equipment, must help ensure that the environment in which specimens or cell cultures are being studied is safe and contaminant-free, and that, above all, study results are reliable.

Thermoelectric Incubator Solutions to Reduce Your Lab’s Carbon Footprint.

Counting scales not only accurately weigh goods or products but, when used correctly, can also help count these items.

Organizations such as the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the American Society of the International Association for Testing and Materials (ASTM) set chemical grades that define the purity of a chemical.

Learn common chemical names with their technical and common names.

The Hazardous Materials Identification System (HMIS) was developed by the National Paint and Coating Association to be a visual system using colors and numbers to communicate risk information.

Lab Armor Beads are eco-friendly and low-maintenance metallic beads that replace the water in existing water baths, aluminum blocks in dry baths, and even ice in ice buckets.

The new Bead Block is no ordinary dry bath heat block.