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If this sounds like your lab’s -80°C freezer, you’re not alone. Busy research teams often start with a well-organised system, but over time, freezer chaos sets in: samples pile up, labels fade, frost builds, tracking
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Biobanking has become an essential part of modern research and clinical development. Whether you’re managing clinical trial samples, cell lines, or critical long-term research material, one of the biggest financial decisions to make is how to
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In today’s research landscape, laboratories are under constant pressure to do more with less, whether it’s space, staff time, or budgets. One area where significant savings can be unlocked is sample storage. While owning ultra-low temperature
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In the world of life sciences, samples are more than just materials, they are irreplaceable assets representing years of research, patient trust, and potential breakthroughs. Protecting these assets requires more than just secure storage; it
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Do you need to store something valuable or extremely delicate? Traditional storage solutions often aren’t up to the task. Perhaps you need someone willing to go the extra mile, monitoring room temperature, humidity and even
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Relocating a library may sound straightforward; just pack up the books and move them to a new spot. In reality, moving a library collection is anything but simple. Whether it’s a university archive, public library,
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From your desks and chairs to hardware like printers and monitors, your office setup represents a significant investment. With the right approach to storage, you can extend the lifespan of your assets, avoid unnecessary replacements,
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When you think about the medical breakthroughs of the past few decades: new treatments for cancer, genetic testing, vaccines and personalised medicine, there’s a quiet yet critical force behind many of them – biobanking. Although
Find out moreWhen Covid-19 was first touching the shores of the UK in early 2020, who would of thought that we would still be navigating a path through it, or alongside it, two years later. The impact
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