Governance
ADLM President Dr. Stanley F. Lo weighs in on federal lab rules
ADLM opposes what proposed change to board certification requirements could mean for high-complexity labs.
New & notable
Streamlining matrix effects assessment
How do you know if an assay will perform reliably when used to measure atypical body fluids?
Call for comments on Academy guidance
Weigh in by November 16 on our upcoming joint document with the American Society for Microbiology, which focuses on outcome studies.
Faster hemoglobin variant detection
One-step nanopore sequencing achieved 100% concordance with routine methods.
ADLM 2027 call for proposals
Submit your proposal by November 3 for the chance to inspire thousands of lab professionals with innovative science and practical insights.
Laboratory information system (LIS) vendors for small labs
Suggest suitable LIS vendors for small labs and comment on the advantages and limitations of different systems.
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