Improving Lives
Let's talk about some ways that biotechnology improves the lives of people. Here are just a few examples of life saving products made in North…
Introduction To Spray Drying
This video explores the concept of spray drying and its use throughout the food, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries as a method to rapidly…
Lab Safety Lesson 1: Proper Dress and PPE
The lab environment is hazardous by nature. The actual risk is largely determined by you and those working with you. It's your responsibility to know…
Lab Safety Lesson 2: Safety Equipment
In this lesson, we'll talk about safety equipment found in the lab. These items may help you save a life - if and when - an accident occurs. Safety…
Lab Safety Lesson 3: Behavior
Your behavior goes a long way to insuring that the lab is a safe environment for everyone. Follow SOPs Never eat, drink, chew gum, or apply makeup…
Lab Safety Lesson 4: Chemical Hazards
Many of the chemicals we use in the lab are potentially dangerous, especially under high heat, pressure, or when they're mixed with other chemicals.…
Lab Safety Lesson 5: Safe Chemical Handling
It's vital that you prepare for each lab activity by determining the possible risks, donning the right PPE, and be aware of any protective measures…
Lab Safety Lesson 6: Other General Hazards
In our final video lesson, we'll cover a few other general lab hazards including: Electrical shock Burns Slips, Trips, and Falls Compressed gas…
Lake Monster
For over 50 years, immunoassays have been used by physicians, biologists, and forensic scientists to diagnose disease, detect contamination, and to…
Measuring Volume - Beakers, Cylinders, Erlenmeyer Flasks, & Volumetric Flasks
BioNetwork's Greg Smith demonstrates the typical pieces of glassware used for measuring volume in a life science laboratory.