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Discover the game-changing advancements and key discussions driving lab automation forward

This solution allows OEMs to develop instruments targeted specifically to their application in minimum time

NanoTemper Technologies receive recognition as Growth Champions of 2017

Automation-ready flow cytometer enables biomarker discovery and phenotypic screening

Discover how reproducible spheroid formation can be achieved through cell magnetization technology

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We look back at a selection of this year’s best interviews with some of the world's leading experts

Portable food scanners, food fraud, human biomonitoring and foodomics will all be discussed at this year’s symposium

QIAGEN launches therascreen PIK3CA RGQ PCR Kit in Europe

Ideal for swimming pools, spas, and aquariums.

A response to the unprecedented global demand for key scientific resources

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Discover the FRITSCH innovations live during POWTECH 2016

BD Kiestra InoqulA system is available in Europe (CE marked)

A configurable SaaS LIMS system for your laboratory

The number of people with food allergy in the UK has more than doubled since 2008, with the largest increase seen in young children