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Compliance and Workflows: European Water Framework Directive

A Systematic Investigation of CID Q-TOF-MS/MS Collision Energies to Improve N- and O-glycopeptide Identification by LC-MS/MS

Transform your quantitative capabilities. Accessible, reliable performance

The Opto IM-compact M is characterized by the 90° angled all-aluminum housing with a width of only 40mm.  They can be equipped with different optics and camera technology and thus function as: USB/GigE reflected-light microscopes for opaque samples Quality assurance vision sensors with coaxial and ring light illumination Inverted digital microscopes with minimal height thanks to the angled design Plug & Play machine vision mi…

Waters and ERA are dedicated to helping you meet regulatory requirements and establish sensitive, robust and reproducible workflows in your lab.  Ensuring quality at every turn in your workflow, Waters ERA deliver reference materials you need to be confident about your data.

The Steroid Panel Tec-Trace includes one set of calibrators, quality controls and internal standard.

The economical MX Class consists of single-headed, positive displacement piston pumps with eccentric drive and shaped cam.

New software offers improved workflow efficiency with enhanced data management and the tools to support 21 CFR Part 11 compliance across the SCIEX mass spectrometry portfolio

Increasing speed and sensitivity with 2D-LC

Discover the latest tools and techniques with expert-led presentations on integrating AI into live-cell image analysis workflows, viral respiratory infections in the pediatric population, miniaturized high-throughput transcriptomics for preclinical drug discovery, and much more

The powerful combination of 3D bioprinting and stem cell-based tissue engineering could enable new approaches to treating chronic kidney disease

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn about utilizing high harmonic quantum light sources to harness short-wavelength light with unprecedented control

Find out how to prevent failures with SEM/EDS and how optical spectroscopy is key to advancing nanomaterial research