“Faculty Phenotyping” for New Levels of Flexibility in Interdisciplinary Lab Design
“Interdisciplinary” is the buzz word of 21st-century scientific research. But it’s not as simple as putting a chemist, a biologist, and an engineer in the same room to work. Each […]
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“Interdisciplinary” is the buzz word of 21st-century scientific research. But it’s not as simple as putting a chemist, a biologist, and an engineer in the same room to work. Each […]
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Does Your Autoclave Need a Check-up — Or a Trade-in?
We have a tendency to assume that, as long as our autoclave is producing sterile loads, it’s running fine. But that doesn’t really stand to reason: All devices begin to […]
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100 Autoclaves and Counting!
Five years ago we set out on a mission: to deliver the best laboratory autoclaves and services in North America. Today, we’re proud to announce we’ve completed an important milestone […]
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Research Labs Can Save Energy, Money — and the Planet
Climate change doesn’t require your belief. Even if you want to bicker about causes, the effects are undeniable: melting polar ice rising ocean levels intensifying weather events shifting habitats warmer […]
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New Top Loading Autoclave Specifically for Taller Items
Laboratories looking to effectively sterilise tall items but with limited floor space will welcome the introduction of the new C85, top-loading autoclave from Priorclave. With a compact footprint of just […]
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Your Lab Could Save 80% of the Water It Is Consuming
Conservation isn’t all about paper and plastic. In the western US (and other arid regions around the world), water is becoming more scarce every year, prompting people to get creative […]
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Priorclave Signs up to London Living Wage
Earlier this year specialist autoclave manufacturer Priorclave agreed to abide by the hourly wage rate set by the London Living Wage. Although voluntary, the company believes it will enable them […]
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In the Wrong Hands, Jet Dryers Do More Harm than Good
What’s grosser than gross? Turns out it may not be that guy who didn’t wash his hands after using the restroom. A new study published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology […]
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Adam Sponsorship to help Macmillan Charity
With part sponsorship from his employer, Adam Rutter and colleagues hope to raise more than £500.00 this Saturday, 25th June, in aid of Macmillan’s cancer charity. Adam, export manager at […]
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Priorclave Awarded £½M Autoclave Export Contract
British specialist laboratory autoclave manufacturer Priorclave has been awarded an export contract to deliver a number of its QCS150 front loading autoclaves to medical centres throughout Northeast Africa. The contract, […]
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Food Truck Food Safety: On the Road to Redemption
Can you trust the nosh you buy from food trucks? Once known as “roach coaches,” the twenty-first century marks a new era for food trucks. But have they shed their bad reputation […]
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Curbing Climate Change: Having the Resolve to Use the Technology
In late April the Wall Street Journal reported that 175 countries had signed the Paris Agreement. These nations (which include Canada, Mexico, and the United States) are committing themselves to keeping […]
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GM Food Safety Testing Safeguards Against Allergies
It’s not science fiction: Genetically modified (GM) food has been on the market for twenty-two years. Nonetheless, debates about safety for human consumption are far from settled. The World Health […]
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