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A year after some of the first COVID-19 cases were detected in the United States, an expert close to both the lab and the clinical response to the pandemic reflects on some positives that have emerged from the crisis in a new LabMind podcast episode.

Thanks to new intelligent tracking technology, ARUP clients now have access to a new digital tool to more accurately predict when COVID-19 test results will be available.

In keeping with its commitment to environmental stewardship, ARUP Laboratories is working with Wasatch Resource Recovery (WRR) to divert all the organic waste produced by its new Mountainside Café to WRR, which will turn the waste material into natural gas and nutrient-rich fertilizer.

ARUP Laboratories marked an important milestone on February 1 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony broadcast via Facebook Live to celebrate the first-phase opening of its new 220,000-square-foot building.

ARUP’s new automation system was custom designed to increase efficiency and ensure specimens are quickly and accurately processed. ARUP Laboratories’ new 220,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility will feature an advanced automation track that spans two separate buildings and travels up and…

Grant Evans put college on hold to earn money and to wait for the return of in-person classes. He has worked in restaurants, warehouses, and a ski rental shop, but working in a lab environment is a completely new experience for him. “I’m learning about all different kinds of diseases and tests. It…

SALT LAKE CITY—For the third consecutive year, ARUP Laboratories will be honored with the Utah Business Best Companies to Work for Award. ARUP is among 60 Utah companies that will be presented with the award during a virtual and in-person awards ceremony on December 8. ARUP and other award winners…

Mast cell disorders are a diverse group of conditions characterized by inappropriate mast cell activation and/or the proliferation and accumulation of abnormal mast cells throughout the body. This image shows mast cells from a patient with mast cell leukemia.

ARUP’s Rob Martin (left), a security systems specialist, worked closely with Tjay Mitchell (center) and Joey Edmunds (right) from Stone Security to upgrade ARUP’s security system as ARUP worked to build capacity to meet demand for COVID-19 testing.

ARUP’s new building will provide a new dining experience and more cuisine options, including eight new food stations instead of the current three stations available in old cafeteria. The new café will be open for employees to meet and dine with their family and friends