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We recently had a feature from Jode on everyday equipment that you can use in the lab, but what about the other way around? Do you ever take a look at what you’re doing in the lab and think, “Wow, this would really come in handy at home?” Here are a few of the things…
Emily has a PhD in Molecular Biology from Northwestern University – The Feinberg School of Medicine.
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