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Thermo Scientific Chromeleon 7.3 Chromatography Data System (CDS) software promises reduced administrative costs, and improved laboratory productivity, and regulatory compliance

The world’s largest lab expo, March 3rd-5th in Chicago

The GBG software is designed to increase traceability, visibility and compliance in the lab

Waters enables core product portfolio with next-generation automation technology

The update adds device support and new capabilities to determine the non-metallic inclusion content in steel

Qlucore, a leader in the development of bioinformatics software, announces version 3.6 of its Qlucore Omics Explorer data analysis software

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn a simplified method for identifying unknown particles with Raman spectroscopy and LIBS

Radleys has studied how automation is making a significant difference to labs, offering a variety of benefits

Automation customers throughout the region gain convenient access to hands-on education and ongoing support services

Money will help fund the international DUNE experiment

New aerodynamic materials developed are sent to investigate erosion properties in low earth orbit

2020 show set for November 4 & 5 with 84% of stand space already rebooked by returning exhibitors following this year’s success

Cross-industry collaboration will accelerate digital solutions and support R&D innovation by customers

Rate non-metallic inclusions rapidly and reliably with Leica Microsystems

Thermo Fisher Scientific's forum focuses on strategies to expedite biotherapeutic development and commercialization

Incorporation of AI technologies highlights the most accurate compound predictions to enable effective project decision-making

From meeting challenges in solution prep to more 'flashy' analysis of the interaction between drugs, humans, and their contexts, we learn about the mounting importance of AI in drug discovery

Update offers new functionality to enhance workflows in biologics discovery and cell line development

The sophisticated software, that can resolve complex, mixed DNA profiles, will be used as a component of student coursework