03.01.2012

SLAS2012 - Participants can Collaborate, Innovate and Dominate

SLAS2012, the First Annual SLAS Conference and Exhibition, takes place February 4-8, 2012, in San Diego, CA, USA. More than 5,000 innovative scientists, engineers, researchers and technologists from academic, government and commercial laboratories around the globe will converge on this beautiful ocean-side city. more16.10.2011

LC-ELISA Uncovers Cetirizine

A large number of pharmacologically active compounds has been detected in the aquatic environment during the last decade [1] and this gives rise to many concerns [2]. The substances have been disclosed by accident, clever search or elaborate mass spectrometry. Nowadays a broad spectrum of drug parent compounds can be screened for [3], yet the knowledge about the presence of isomers and transformation products (metabolites, conjugates, degradates) is still limited. more08.09.2011

Agilent Technologies’ LC/MS Manufacturing Achieves ISO 13485 Certification

Agilent Technologies announced that its liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry systems, including 6100 Series single quadrupole and 6400 Series triple quadrupole systems, are now manufactured under ISO 13485 certification. This is an internationally recognized standard of quality management for the design and manufacture of medical devices. more03.08.2011

Beckman Coulter Genomics Launches Automated Target Capture Sequencing Service

Beckman Coulter Genomics has announced a completely automated, high-capacity, target capture sequencing service that delivers quality sequencing data and streamlines sample preparation for targeted next generation sequencing.
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Agilent Technologies and NERI Announce Alliance

Agilent Technologies and the National University of Singapore Environmental Research Institute (NERI) announced an alliance to leverage each other's key strengths in life sciences and chemical analyses. This alliance marks the first time that Agilent is collaborating with a university in environmental science and engineering in Southeast Asia. more29.03.2011

Agilent Technologies: Life Sciences and Chemical Analysis Center Expanded in India

Agilent Technologies has expanded its Life Sciences and Chemical Analysis Center of Excellence in Bangalore. The company also has opened a Life Science application development lab, in an adjacent facility, to accelerate the discovery of life science analysis workflows. Together, the center and lab cover 8,000 square feet, making this the largest Agilent research facility in the world. more15.03.2011

Agilent Technologies: Expanded Chromatography and Spectroscopy Catalog

The 2011-2012 Essential Chromatography and Spectroscopy Catalog totals 1,344 pages, 50 percent more than the previous edition. It is the first to include columns and other consumables from Agilent's acquisition of Varian . more14.03.2011

Live at Pittcon 2011: Day 1

Pittcons first day of the exhibition and the exciting scientific program yet attracted 15,083 people to register for the event at the Georgia World Congress Center in Downtown Atlanta. New instruments in the field of analytical chemistry were announced at the Monday Press Conferences and showcased at the exhibition. more16.11.2010

Agilent Technologies Collaborates with the Wyss Institute

Agilent Technologies and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University announced an agreement to work together to develop innovative tools, technologies and instruments that will advance human health and improve the environment. Under the multi-year agreement, Agilent will provide financial support, unique tools and materials to support Wyss' biomaterials evolution, programmable nanomaterials and biomimetic microsystems platforms. Agilent also will contribute its technical expertise to the collaboration.   more03.09.2010

Automated Preparation of Analytical Samples

Agilent Technologies introduced the 7696 Sample Prep Workbench, a new instrument for automated preparation of analytical samples. The 7696 Sample Prep Workbench offers customers increased productivity through automation as well as easy-to-use of software and hardware. In addition, the instrument reduces the cost per sample because it consumes smaller amounts of chemicals and solvents, produces less waste, and does not require glassware other than sample vials. Finally, it reduces laboratory workers' exposure to chemicals, providing potential safety benefits in the workplace.
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