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FOCUSING ON THE TOOLS, TECHNIQUES,

& PEOPLE THAT MAKE SCIENCE POSSIBLE

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FOCUSING ON THE TOOLS, TECHNIQUES,


& PEOPLE THAT MAKE SCIENCE POSSIBLE

RESEARCH &
SOCIAL MEDIA

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WEBINARS
& EVENTS

04

PURCHASING
CYCLE

05

DEMOGRAPHICS

09

ENEWSLETTERS

10

LAB MANAGER
WEBSITE

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ABOUT US

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PRINT
SPECIFICATIONS

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EDITORIAL
CALENDAR

Why Lab Manager?

This year we have organized our technology topics into three


separate categories: analytical tools & techniques, life science
tools & techniques, and laboratory tools & techniques. Within
each of those categories our writersall PhD chemists and
biologistswill examine the latest developments in scientific
instruments and systems. In addition, expert end users will
weigh in on their use of specific analytical and life science
equipment to overcome their research challenges. Further, we
will look at specialized research disciplinespharmaceutical,
environmental, drug discovery, etc.to find out whats keeping
those researchers up at night and what tools theyre using to
move their research forward
While we will continue to lead the way in helping lab managers
run their labs like a business, we are sharpening our focus on the
evolving technologies, equipment, and systems they need to make
their research successful. Our team of in-house and contributing
technology experts has grown year over year, with 2015 being
no different. It is this kind of quality editorial that will attract the
managers and decision makers you need to get your message to.
Our readerswho rely on Lab Manager in print, online, through
webinars and events, and social mediafind everything they
need to be the best in all aspects of their jobs. Your message
within the wide variety of platforms we offer will be targeted
to the audience you need to reach.

Unique marketing and


promotional programs.
Relevant content specifically
designed to support laboratory
management professionals and
decision makers.
Quality tools and resources that
lab managers need to make
smarter buying decisions.
Innovative user interfaces
and applications, such as live
streaming, interactive decisionmaking tools, and social media.
Trusted industry experts
connect lab professionals with
the best user and lab product
provider information.
Connected with lab
professionals who build and
manage successful labs of all
sizes across all industries.

Focusing on the Tools, Techniques, & People that Make Science Possible

Lab Manager fills a unique niche in the scientific market. Rather than
discussing scientific research, we focus on the tools, techniques,
and people that make the scientific research possible. We provide
our readers the technology and management information they
need to be successful, both as scientists and business operators.

2015 Media Kit

NotE from the editor

Pamela Ahlberg
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Where most publications focus on


the science, Lab Manager focuses
on the tools, techniques, and people
that make science possible.

WWW.LABMANAGER.COM

Lab Purchasing Cycle


So, what exactly is a purchasing cycle? The purchasing cycle outlines the steps necessary for a
business to undertake the acquisition of the products and services they require. The purchasing cycle
begins with need identification and ends with implementation and is the time when advertisers can
most influence the purchasing decision.
LAB MANAGER

Evaluation

Product Surveys

Trends Surveys

RESEARCH

Safety First

Management Matters

LM Academy

Ask the Expert

Tech Trends

eBlasts

eNews

LM Monitor

Product Spotlight

WEBINARS

NEWSLETTERS

Lab Safety

Lab Management

Product Finder

Lab News

Business Management

How it Works

Science Matters

Product Resource Guide

Technology News

Ask the Expert

Insights

CYCLE

Product Focus

LAB

PURCHASING

Lab Product Resources

ONLINE

PRINT

Over 70% of all buying decisions are made during the

Establish a Need

product evaluation stage. Unlike most publications

Research & Compare

which focus on scientific applicationsLab Managers

Identify Providers

portfolio is designed to position your brand precisely


when decision makers are engaged in purchasing.

Purchase

Implementation

LEAD GENERATION
WHATS IN A NAME?
While some publications may deliver names, Lab Manager delivers quality leads. Lab Manager provides
detailed lead generation via product surveys, quizzes, webinars, product finders, and newsletters. Directed
specifically toward decision makers, Lab Manager leads quickly convert to sales for your organization.

LAB MANAGER | MEDIA KIT 2015

2015 Media Kit

The Strength of Lab Managers Audience


Lab Manager provides quality editorial for laboratory
and research supervisors, managers, and directors.

READER DEMOGRAPHICS

1=12
According to our 2014 readership study, the typical
lab manager supervises an average of 12 laboratory
professionals, meaning that Lab Managers brands
potentially influence as many as 500,000 industry
professionals monthly.

33+18+102595m
ORGANIZATIONS


Industrial Research

Clinical / Hospital Research Lab

Academia / Education

Private / Contract Research Organization

Government

Other

90+X
92+X
90%

92%

of Lab Managers
audience consists
of lab management
professionals.

of Lab Managers
readership purchase,
recommend, or
influence the acquisition
of equipment and
technology for their lab.*

*Based on LM 2014 readership study

Focusing on the Tools, Techniques, & People that Make Science Possible

Research professionals who identify, recommend,


purchase and support their lab's technology needs.

AREAS OF RESEARCH

330= Pharmaceuticals
600= Life Sciences
460= Industrial labs
430= Environmental
410= Food/Beverage
330= Energy/Petroleum
320= Forensics
320= Plastics / Polymers
400= Other

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Lab Manager Magazine


Lab Manager features in-depth analyses, perspectives, and real-world examples of the developments,
trends, and strategies that are currently shaping science.

ANALYTICAL TOOLS & TECHNIQUES


LIFE SCIENCE TOOLS & TECHNIQUES
LABORATORY TOOLS & TECHNIQUES
PRODUCT SURVEYS: Based on Lab
Managers online survey results, these articles provide
a snapshot of our readers purchasing practices for a
particular instrument or technology and provide our
advertisers with quality lead information.
PRODUCT FOCUS: Examines the latest
trends, advances, and applications in specific
product categories. Each month focuses on
products that affect the analytical, life science,
and general laboratory markets, enabling lab
professionals to make their purchasing decisions
with the greatest knowledge and confidence.
ASK THE EXPERT: Interviews with endusers and experts to help readers solve their
most difficult research challenges.

93+X
93%

of our readers
consider Lab
Managers print
products a valuable
resource for
evaluating current
technologies for
their lab.

LAB MANAGER | MEDIA KIT 2015

INSIGHTS: Revised for 2015, INSIGHTS


provides editorial coverage of issues that
are currently most critical for laboratory
professionals. Addressing a variety of research
challenges with relevant scientific tools and
techniques, INSIGHTS is essential reading for
researchers and managers.
Other topics:
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
LEADERSHIP AND STAFFING
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTH AND SAFETY

Lab Managers circulation has


more than doubled in 6 years
DISTRIBUTION

43,000+
LAB MANAGER IS AUDITED BY BPA INTERNATIONAL.

Key questions to ask when in the market for a specific technology


Signs that a piece of equipment is due for servicing, upgrading, or replacing
Facts about a technology's history and evolution
The very latest product introductions across all categories
Comprehensive vendor and distributor lists
Latest laboratory equipment apps

Focusing on the Tools, Techniques, & People that Make Science Possible

Lab Managers annual PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE provides unique buying information on
over 40 laboratory technologies. Unlike traditional product directories, which offer readers
nothing more than a listing of manufacturers, Lab Managers PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE
provides truly useful information, such as:

2015 Media Kit

Product Resource Guide

"Love the articles about leadership tips


and advice. Unless one is a natural leader,
leadership really is grown through trial
and error, and the tips provided are great
to assist in this growth."
Philip S., Lab Manager
(Private Research Institute), Columbia, MO

WWW.LABMANAGER.COM

Lab Manager Webinars


Lab Manager webinars feature industry experts who bring extensive knowledge on management skills, new
products and technologies, and lab safety to participants in the comfort of their homes or workplaces.
TECH TRENDS
These multi-vendor webinars focus on
a particular technology and allow each
vendor to educate the audience on their
respective technology and techniques in
a live interactive presentation.
LAB MANAGER ACADEMY
Featuring a variety of presenters, these
webinars help lab managers build their
communication and management skills
to better handle conflict, motivate staff,
get their ideas across, and more.

TECH TRENDS SCHEDULE 2015


MONTH

PROPOSED TOPICS

January

Managing Your Laboratory Informatics

February

New Developments in Mass Spec


Automating Your Lab

March

Innovation in HPLC / UHPLC Systems


April

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
These customized, exclusive webinars,
sponsored by a single company or in
collaboration with their partners, are
designed to help attendees understand a
particular proprietary service or technology.
Panelists educate their audience about the
features and uses of their specific product
in a live, interactive forum.
ASK THE EXPERT
These webinars bring together leading lab
professionals to discuss important industry
topics. Excerpts from these discussions are
published monthly in Lab Manager.
MANAGEMENT MATTERS
Each webinar helps lab managers hone their
professional skills and run their labs like
a business, while still keeping the goal of
good science and discovery at the forefront.
SAFETY FIRST
Leading safety experts provide advice
on important health and safety issues in
the lab and how lab managers can best
address them.
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Mobile Technology for Your Lab

Trends in Environmental Analysis


Managing Laboratory Air Quality

May

Trends in Drug Discovery Technology


Innovations in Microplate Technology

June

Innovations in Sample Storage


Managing Your Data

July

New Developments in Material Testing

August

Analytical Chemistry Techniques

September

Automated Liquid Handling Systems


Clinical Chemistry Technology

October

Techniques in Forensic Sciences


Biological Safety Cabinets Innovations
in Worker Safety & Material Protection

November

Tools for the Food & Beverage Lab


Developments in Chromatography Columns

December

Trends in Sample Preparation for


Chromatography
ELN Solutions for Your Lab

Lab Manager eNewsletters are sent to a highly-engaged audience of influential lab managers,
which will ensure your company's branding and product awareness among key decision makers.

LAB MANAGER MONITOR


Delivered three times a week to opt-in
subscribers, this newsletter highlights the
most current industry news, lab management
strategies and insights, safety updates, and
technology breakthroughs.

eNEWSLETTER SCHEDULE
S M T W T F S

LAB MANAGER eNEWS


Delivered once a month, these popular newsletters
provide insights into a particular field of interest.
eAnalytical Tools & Techniques
The latest news and research related
to analytical science and instruments.
eLife Science Tools & Techniques
Features news and tools directly related
to topics in the life sciences.
eClinical Tools & Techniques
Topics specifically chosen to meet the interests of
those working in clinical research and diagnostics.
eFood Science Tools & Techniques
Features the latest news in food sciences along
with articles on food management.
eLaboratory Tools & Techniques
Insights and discussions on lab instrumentation
paired with the latest technology news.
eHealth & Safety
Specially designed with helpful tips to create
a safe and healthy lab environment.
New Product Spotlight
Covers the latest in innovation and
instrumentation for your lab.

Sponsored e-Blasts
Distinguish your company as an
industry thought leader. Send your
customized editorial content to
thousands of lab professionals.
Includes full tracking and leads.

Focusing on the Tools, Techniques, & People that Make Science Possible

NEW LOOK
With over 50 percent of all emails being read on mobile devices, we have reformatted our newsletters
to optimize reader experience on mobile devices and enhance both visibility and engagement.

2015 Media Kit

Lab Manager eNewsletters

Reach

65,000+

lab professionals through


customized editorial content.

Generate targeted leads that you can


market directly to.

91+X
91%

of Lab Managers
eNewsletter readers
consider them a good
resource for learning
about new research
tools and techniques.

WWW.LABMANAGER.COM

www.LabManager.com
Lab Managers newly redesigned website offers a simple and intuitive tool to help visitors find the
management and technology information theyre looking for. Lab Managers website is designed to
assist visitors in identifying technology needs, provide insights on new equipment and techniques,
and support them with informative articles on management, service, and maintenance. For
advertisers, the new layout better extends your brand to our online readers through interactive
marketing opportunities.

91+X
91%

of our readership consider Lab


Managers online resources and tools
an important resource for sourcing
and researching new technologies.

New Lab Manager Mobile Site


With more and more researchers accessing the
web via mobile devices, Lab Manager understands
the importance of developing mobile applications
for our visitors. As one of the first in the industry
to recognize and implement a mobile site, Lab
Managers visitors are able to access all of our
content on their phone or tablet without the
inconvenience of continually resizing their display.

LAB MANAGER PRODUCT PAGES


Lab Managers product specific pages provide
readers with engaging and informative content
and interactive tools concerning a particular
instrument or technology.
Over 40 leading product categories with new
categories added regularly
Multiple lead generation sources target
interested buyers actively engaged in product
evaluation and purchasing
Excellent opportunity to present your brand to
interested buyers

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Labmanager.com continues to show steady year-over-year growth, and currently projects over
1 million page views in 2015 from nearly 500,000 unique visitors.
LABMANAGER.COM GROWTH

23+26
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59+52
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2010

2011

Unique Users

2012

Total Visits

2013

2014

2015

89+X
89%

of Lab Managers surveyed


audience indicate that
they would preferentially
click on online
advertisements from
companies and brands
they are familiar with.

Page Views

ac

lb

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Pe

Leaderboard

Boombox

Boombox

BANNER TYPE

SIZE

FILE SIZE

Leaderboard

728 x 90

40kb

Boombox

300 x 250

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Scrolling Footers

960 x 45

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500 x 500 40kb

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Here we GROW again!

Artwork should be provided in GIFs or JPGs


Animated GIFs must be limited to three frames

"Great job, keep up the


good work in providing
up-to-date information
on new technologies and
leadership skills."
Ann L., Lab Manager
(Government Lab), Arlington, TX

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Lab Manager Research


To identify and analyze the latest industry trends, Lab Manager research surveys capture our readers
changing interests and needs. Product surveys provide a snapshot of readers purchasing behaviors,
while our management surveys capture industry changes in health and safety, salaries, and job
satisfaction on an annual basis.

Social Media
FACEBOOK
Lab Manager is looking beyond the standard social media channels to network and stay
connected with our subscribers. With over 300,000 followers, Lab Managers Facebook pages
bring the best of our content to an entirely new audience of avid social media users.
Lab Manager
www.facebook.com/LabManager
(44,000 followers)
Analytical Chemistry Techniques
www.facebook.com/AnalyticalChemistryTechniques
(133,000 followers)
Cell Culture Techniques
www.facebook.com/CellCultureTechniques
(60,000 followers)
Environmental Science Techniques
www.facebook.com/EnvironmentalScienceTechniques
(44,000 followers)
Food & Nutrition Science
www.facebook.com/pages/Food-Nutrition-Science
(41,000 followers)
Laboratory Products and Equipment
www.facebook.com/LabProductsAndEquipment
(8,300 followers)
TWITTER
More than 4,000 users follow breaking news and our
micro-blogging at twitter.com/LabManager.
LINKEDIN
The Lab Manager group allows our editorial staff to connect and
share ideas on management and provide updates and discussion
on current articles and events.
www.linkedin.com/groups/Lab-Manager-Magazine-2531919
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2015 Media Kit

Print Advertising Specifications


2-PAGE SPREAD

Trim size 16 in wide x 10.75 in high


With bleed 16.25 in wide x 11 in high

FULL PAGE

Max weight 3.3 oz


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TIP-IN

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Tip-ins are affixed by glue.


Weight limit may apply.
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INSERT/SUPPLEMENTS

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Please submit all advertising as press-ready PDFs.

Trim size 4.16 in wide x 5.125 in high


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All materials should be submitted on disk or by e-mail


and MUST include:

FOOTER

All original graphics, logos, and/or scans.

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size, except for vector art. Accepted formats are highresolution .TIF, .EPS, or .PDF.

COVER TIP-ON

All fonts used in the documentprinter and screen as


well as embedded fonts. Some fonts may be converted
to include them in the page.

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FTP submission available upon request.
For more information or questions, please contact your
Lab Manager sales representative.
Late FeeAdvertising material received after material due
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2015 Editorial Calendar


EDITORIAL SECTIONS

EDITORIAL SECTIONS

2015

Leading Change

Digital Science

Delivery Services Moving Samples


In & Out

Commissioning
for LEED

Methylene
Chloride Safety

Laboratory Ventilation

Health & Safety

Cyber Security - Don't


Get Hacked

Risk Management

Choosing Workstations,
PCs, Laptops, iPhones

Fume Hood Design &


Installation Guidelines

Technology

Run Your Lab Like


a Business
Automated Sample
Prep - Determining ROI

Managing Millennials

LIMS as SaaS

Mercury Hazards

ISSUE
JAN/FEB

Changes to First to
File Patent Laws
Procurement - Quality
& Risk

Rewards & Recognition

Latest Developments in
Field Instruments

Leadership
& Staffing

MARCH
Green Issue
Entrepreneurial
Requirements of
Start-up Labs

Manager as Introvert

Business
Management

APRIL
Laboratory Gadgets &
Apps
Customer Relations
Management

COVER STORY/
FEATURE
ARTICLES

MAY

Laboratory Safety

Safe Handling
of Cryogenics

JUNE

Managing Assets

JULY

Steps to Avoid
Laboratory
Contamination

Networking:
The Critical Career Tool

Transient Power Issues

Review &
Implementation of USP
Analytical Instrument
Qualification

Liquid Nitrogen
Hazards

Respiratory Protection
Program Elements &
Requirements

Elements of a Good
Health & Safety Plan

PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE

Getting New Hires


Up to Speed

The Laboratory
Design Issue

AUGUST

Project Management
Techniques

Cloud Computing

Handling Controlled
Substances

Lease or Buy?

Your Deliverables:
Metrics, Verification,
& Optimization

Effective Meetings &


Team Communication

Statistical Analysis
of Lab Data

Job Satisfaction
& Salary Survey

Human Resources

Writing an Effective
SOP

Knowing When Your


Team is in Trouble

SEPTEMBER

Social Media

Decommissioning
Used Equipment

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

Dirty Lab Jobs

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DECEMBER

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2015 Editorial Calendar


LABORATORY PRODUCT REPORTS

LIFE SCIENCE TOOLS & TECHNIQUES

JAN/FEB
Cancer Research Lab

Cell Culture Lab

Improvements in Lab
Automation

Innovations in Mass Spec

Trends in Informatics

Microplate Handlers

Biological Safety Cabinets

Microscopy & Imaging

Shakers

PCR / qPCR

Pipettes

CO2 Incubators

Liquid Handling

Microplate Readers

Surveys

MARCH
Municipal Water Lab

Cell Culture Trends

Homogenizers

Electrophoresis

Product Focus

APRIL

Food and Beverage Lab

Gene Editing Tools

Liquid Handling

Ask the Expert

MAY
Neuroscience Lab

Chromatography Applications

INSIGHTS

JUNE
Drug Discovery Lab

ISSUE

JULY

SEPTEMBER

Biopharmaceutical Lab

Cell Culture Lab

New Frontiers in PCR

Next-Gen Sequencing

Challenges in
Microbiology Labs

Pipettes

CO2 Incubators

PCR / qPCR

Microplate Readers

Homogenizers

Microplate Handlers

Biological Safety Cabinets

Shakers

PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE

OCTOBER
Microbiology Lab

Advancing Imaging
and Microscopy

AUGUST

NOVEMBER
Clinical Lab

2015

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DECEMBER

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2015 Editorial Calendar


LABORATORY PRODUCT REPORTS

LABORATORY TOOLS & TECHNIQUES

JAN/FEB
Stirrers

Particle Sizing

Baths / Chillers

Microwave Digesters

Refractometers

Cold Storage

Water
Purification

Glove Boxes

Lab Ovens

Evaporators

Vacuum Pumps

ELNs

Lab Washers

Freeze Dryers

Surveys

MARCH
Evaporators

LIMS

Mills & Grinders

Balances

Surveys

APRIL

Gas Generators
Viscometers

Microwave Digesters

Product Focus

MAY
Fume Hoods
Casework

Product Focus

JUNE
Centrifuges

ISSUE

JULY

SEPTEMBER
Lab Ovens

Cold Storage

Balances

Lab Washers

ELNs

Fume Hoods

Centrifuges

Gas Generators /
Specialty Gases

Viscometers

LIMS

Stirrers

Baths / Chillers

Particle Sizing

PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE

OCTOBER

Mills & Grinders

Water Purification

AUGUST

NOVEMBER

Vacuum Pumps

2015

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DECEMBER

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2015 Editorial Calendar


ANALYTICAL TOOLS & TECHNIQUES

Sports Science Lab

Food and Beverage Lab

Writing the Perfect


Chromatography Method

Improving Sample-Prep
Workflows

Development, Validation,
Verification and Transfer
of Analytical Methods

Mass Spec

Titrators

GC Systems

Sample Prep

pH Meters

UV-Vis

TOC Analyzers

HPLC

Titrators

Surveys

MARCH

Pharmaceutical Lab

Analyzing & Interpreting


Mass Spec Data

UHPLC

Thermal Analyzers

Product Focus

APRIL

Environmental Lab

How to Develop Validated


HPLC Methods

ICP-MS

Ask the Expert

MAY

Clinical Lab

Troubleshooting
Chromatography Systems

INSIGHTS

LABORATORY PRODUCT REPORTS


ISSUE

JUNE

Food and Beverage Lab

JAN/FEB

JULY

SEPTEMBER

Environmental Lab

Toxicology Lab

Trends in Mass Spec

Quantitative Lab Skills for


the Modern Analyst

Managing Analytical Workflows

pH Meters

UV-Vis

CDS

HPLC

LC/GC Columns

GC Systems

Mass Spec

FTIR

PRODUCT RESOURCE GUIDE

OCTOBER

Forensic Lab

The Role of Informatics in


Chromatography

AUGUST

NOVEMBER

Food and Beverage Lab

2015

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DECEMBER

FOCUSING ON THE TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, & PEOPLE THAT MAKE SCIENCE POSSIBLE

"If I had more time, I would read the hard


copy of Lab Manager from cover to cover
every monthI think it is great. I also read
articles on the digital version, but I print
off many that truly pique my interest. Also,
if I had more time, I would "watch/attend"
many more of your webinars as I also think
the ones that I have attended were great."
Linda A., Director (Clinical Lab), Oklahoma City, OK

"Any and all information that


is available, I seek out and
devour. Lab Manager is an
outstanding resource that
I utilize all the time."
Richard R., Primary Researcher
(Contract Research), Turtle Creek, PA

"Very informative
webinars, to the point
and time-efficient."
Miguel S., Corporate
Management (Private Research
Institute), Kamah, TX

"I appreciate the variety of articles,


some tech, some management, some
safety... it is a good mix."
Jan K., QA/QC Manager
(Environmental Lab), Thornton, CO

"I love the interesting


articles in the e-newsletter.
I look forward to them and
pass them along to friends."
Jennifer T., Researcher
(Industrial Lab), Covina,CA

"The best info I found


from Lab Manager is the
management and leadership
articles. Thank you!"
JP C., Lab Manager
(Government Lab), Windsor, CT

contacts
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Edward Neeb
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860.350.2761
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Pamela Ahlberg
pam@labmanager.com
973.729.6538
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Rachel Muenz
rachelm@labmanager.com
888.781.0328 x233
TECHNOLOGY EDITOR
Trevor Henderson
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888.781.0328 x291

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Edward Neeb
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GLOBAL
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AND WEST COAST
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Gregory Brewer
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Danielle Gibbons
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Andrea Cole
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Cayley Thomas
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