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Priorclave Reconnects With Longtime Friends in the West Indies
Make new friends but keep the old, One is silver and the other gold. A circle’s round, it has no end, That’s how long I want to be your friend […]
Troubleshooting the F004 Error Code: “Low Water” (Even When You Think You Have Plenty)
Like the “CHECK ENGINE” and “MAINTENANCE” lights on your car dashboard, your Priorclave has a set of “hidden until lit” warning lights to tell you when something is amiss. These […]
Food Chain Safety Research: Making Strides With Priorclave
In recent months food safety has grabbed too many headlines. We’ve seen outbreaks of E. coli from produce, Listeria infections from deli meats, a Salmonella outbreak across 12 states traced […]
Merry Christmas
On behalf of Priorclave, we thank all our customers, staff and agents for their continued support throughout 2024 and wish you a very Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year. Priorclave […]
Priorclave supports the Motor Neurone Disease Association
Every year, instead of sending physical Christmas Cards, Priorclave donates directly to charity. This year Priorclave will once again be supporting the Motor Neurone Disease Association. We would appreciate it […]
Sustainably Delivering Clean Water in St. Lucia: WASCO Then and Now
Priorclave North America CEO Barbra Wells was recently invited to present on laboratory sustainability at the British High Commissioner’s residence in Trinidad. This gave her the opportunity to visit old […]
Lowering the Carbon Footprint in Research Laboratories
As every research scientist knows, running a lab isn’t cheap. And laboratory research runs up costs beyond what you see on budget line-items. Labs send enormous volumes of single-use plastics […]
How Safe is Our Food and Beverage Supply?
During the summer of 2024, dozens of deadly listeria cases popped up across the United States. This raised fears and red flags for epidemiologists, and sparked a race to uncover […]
The Dangerous Spread of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
Thwack! The sound of people slapping at mosquitoes is as much a regional summertime tradition as picnics and swimming pools. But the flying bloodsuckers are rapidly becoming more than just […]
Autoclaves in Non-Healthcare Settings
Autoclaves and the need for sterilization are strongly associated with healthcare. So much so that many people presume that the only autoclaves on the market are those designed for medical […]
Why Biotech Incubators Matter
When Dr. Gary Niehaus came to Ohio in 1985, the entire region was in a slump. The so-called “Rust Belt” had lost its traditional manufacturing base, but failed to replace […]
Improving Speed and Accuracy in Our Food Safety System
In July, an Amsterdam-bound Delta Airlines flight out of Detroit was diverted to New York City after it was discovered that “a portion” of hot meals they’d served were spoiled, […]