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HPLC 2013: The 39th International Symposium on Liquid-Phase Separations and Related Techniques, commonly known as HPLC 2013 Amsterdam, will take ...
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Thermo invites you to register for one of their free Ion Chromatography User Semiars 2013.
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An Oregon Health & Science University research team successfully converts human skin cells into embryonic stem cells. The breakthrough marks the ...
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Accelrys presents a webinar on the new system in the field of laboratory-IT. Frank Schaffer, Principal Field Application Scientist at Accelrys, will ...
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Huber Petite Fleur, Ministat and Minichiller are environmentally friendly and cost-effective thermoregulation machines charged with natural ...
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Medicyte knows your problems: human primary endothelial cells have a limited proliferation capacity. Changing and establishing new Lots consumes ...
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Near infrared analysis just keeps on getting better. With the compact NIRS DS2500, near infrared analysis has taken yet another step into the future ...
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pHit scanner from Senova Systems is a novel pH measurement platform that replaces traditional glass electrodes with solid-state sensors that ...
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The BD Accuri C6 is a personal flow cytometer that brings flow cytometry within reach by being easy to use, simple to maintain, and affordable. This ...
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Microwave hydrogenations are a useful tool in multistep syntheses of complex organic compounds. However, in most reactors currently available, the ...
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Modern materials science and technology goes "nano": The presence or integration of nanostructures in a material can dramatically change its ...
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Quantitative Mass Spectrometry: Over the past 20 years, bioanalytical mass spectrometry has developed into a key technology in the life sciences. ...
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The book "Preparative Chromatography" is a completely revised and substantially extended to reflect the developments in this fast-changing field. It ...
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With its focus on process development and large-scale bioseparation tasks, this is tailor-made reading for the professional bioengineer in both the ...
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Sea urchin spines are hard and tough. And would it be surprising if you were told that they are basically made of the same components as chalk? This ...
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Read G.I.T. Laboratory Journal Europe Issue 1-2/2013 as free epaper or download it as pdf .