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We want to thank everyone—employees, friends, and ARUP clients—who voted for our video entry in the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Avengers of the Laboratory
To kick off this year’s Lab Week, we are highlighting both the important work that medical laboratory professionals do, as well as some of the career paths they can take.
ARUP’s webinar, The Lab Must Go On, presented by ARUP COO Jonathan Genzen, MD, PhD, highlights several laboratory management strategies that ARUP leaders have identified as effective during a crisis.
ARUP announced the retirement of CEO Sherrie L. Perkins, MD, PhD. ARUP also announced that Andy Theurer has been appointed by the company’s Board of Directors to become CEO.
Patricia Slev, PhD, ARUP Immunology Division section chief and University of Utah associate professor of pathology, is an author of newly published COVID-19 antibody testing guidelines.
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The CDC has cited research in which the University of Utah’s HERO Project and ARUP Laboratories played a key role. The research is integral to new physical distancing guidelines.
In 1985, ARUP was a small entrepreneurial startup that set up shop in the University of Utah Research Park—which, as seen here in this 1985 photograph, still had lots of room to grow. Today, ARUP is the park’s largest resident, and the park was named Outstanding Research Park for 2020 by the Association of University Research Parks.
With the partial opening on February 1 of ARUP Laboratories’ new 220,000-square-foot building, the company that began in 1984 as a small, entrepreneurial startup has grown t
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, laboratory professionals have undertaken a heroic effort, leaving the safety of their homes daily to wield pipettes in defense of our commu
The widespread protests that followed the killing of George Floyd and other events last summer only strengthened ARUP Laboratories’ commitment to
Jonathan Genzen, MD, PhD, ARUP Laboratories’ chief operations officer, explains how the Johnson & Johnson SARS-CoV-2 vaccine works, and how it differs from the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines.
