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David Miles started as a Quality Control Analyst at IMCS. When his interest grew around product design, he transitioned into working under Research and Development (R & D). He's always had an interest...
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Meet Foster Jordan, the Corporate Senior Vice President at Charles River Laboratories International, Inc., located in Charleston, S.C. Jordan began his career during the beginning stages of Charles...
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Bailey Horton is a Biomanufacturing Associate II at IMCS. When Bailey was younger she wanted to be a veterinarian. She pursued a Bachelor's in Science degree in Biological Science with a main focus on...
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Andrew Lee is one of the co-founders and Chief Scientific Officer at IMCS. Andrew's educational background is in biochemistry. His passion for chromatography began during an internship at a research...
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For the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Apollo 16 astronaut General Charles Duke sits down with students Jose Lopez, Jonathan Luines, and Morgan Swygert, to discuss his experiences as...
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Each year, the Greenwood Genetics Center hosts the Junior Genetics Scholars Camp, inviting twenty-four 10th through 12th grade students to its campus. This summer camp explores topics such as basic...
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Dive deeper into a meteorologist's career and find out how this Helper assists in emergency situations.
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Scientists at the University of Georgia’s Center for Applied Isotope Study use an accelerator mass spectrometer to count Carbon-14 isotopes to determine the age of ancient material.
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An experimental archaeologist recreates the tools used by indigenous Americans in the Late Archaic period.
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Archaeologists survey an early Spanish settlement on Parris Island using ground penetrating radar, magnetometry and resistivity.
