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💡 Did you know? Reliable #cellcounting is critical for reproducible research outcomes. 🔬 Discover the tools and techniques for precise eukaryotic cell counting with our in-depth handbook. From manual methods to automated systems, we've got you covered. https://okt.to/WDOx0U

💡 Did you know? Reliable #cellcounting is critical for reproducible research outcomes. 🔬 Discover the tools and techniques for precise eukaryotic cell counting with our in-depth handbook. From manual methods to automated systems, we've got you covered. https://okt.to/pRFrTX

📢Discover new "Total Workflow" approaches for improving elemental analysis This seminar presents a ‘Total Workflow’ approach to sample preparation and proposes ways to #improve key aspects of elemental analysis such as lab throughput, data quality, costs safety. KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES ✅Looking beyond sample digestion and considering the total sample preparation workflow for elemental analysis ✅Discovering new approaches for improving your lab’s throughput, quality, flexibility, safety, and costs. ✅Finding ways to avoid workflow disruptions that have negative effects on your lab’s outcomes Don’t miss out ! Seats are limited! 🚨 JOIN US TO 💪Benefit from the advices of our #expert Davy Bossaert & Christophe Anciaux from #Analis and Mirco Rossetti from Milestone - Helping Chemists to gain valuable insights! 👀Enjoy a demonstration of the all-new ULTRAWAVE 3 🗨️Discuss about your projects and ask all your questions to our experts or other users! Program & Registration👉 https://ow.ly/os5y50SoYwF

Meet the GBA 1000 Fully Automated Chemistry Analyzer – a game-changer for modern laboratories. Equipped with high-speed processing, intuitive controls, and robust accuracy, it's built to streamline your diagnostic workflows and deliver results with confidence. Elevate your lab's performance with cutting-edge technology. #LabEfficiency #DiagnosticsInnovation #ChemistryAnalyzer Kazeem Mariam Frances Oiza Victor OLATUNJI Temitope Adeyinka Emonena BALOGUN Arikewuyo Moyinoluwa

Productivity is the key and keeping with those old methods maybe letting you down. Some good info and insights here so that you can perform at your best in HPLC.

Come to our Sample, Specimen, and Lab Operations Mega Webinar on Thursday, June 6th. You won’t be disappointed! Register for free using the link below in the comments section. #samplemanagement #laboperations #freewebinar #scienceandtechnology

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Scaling up from analytical to preparative chromatography isn't just about increasing the flow rate and copying the analytical method. This common misconception often leads to poor chromatography and difficult target isolation. Our latest article breaks down the essential steps to ensure your preparative gradient method mirrors your analytical runs, delivering reliable and reproducible results. Read more: https://bit.ly/3XQvmxO

Have you seen our lab2lab innovative sample and data transfer network system? lab2lab is a cutting-edge sample transport and instrument control solution. It utilizes 2D-barcoded vials, which are pneumatically transported through a network of pipes connecting research labs to onsite analytical facilities, enabling automated LC/MS and NMR analysis. Learn more about how lab2lab can streamline your operations: https://lnkd.in/g35jNKsy #SampleManagement

Hamilton Company's Applications team is top notch! 🥂 🥳 Originally developed in the field, the idea to use our pipette channel's real-time pressure sensor (normally used to detect bubbles, clots, abnormal pipetting events, etc.) to detect liquid layers during the aspiration step was a real stroke of genius. 🧠 Next came the excellent decision to fully develop the new capability into a software package that can be easily deployed for any 'layered liquid' application! 💿 So far, we have seen a lot of interest in Liquid Fractionation Control (LFC) for the separation of spun down whole blood samples. While the easyBlood's image based fractionation will always have a place in the lab, the LFC offers an alternative solution without the need for imaging. Can't wait to see other projects in San Diego, CA that use it for other applications/chemistries! Liquid-Liquid extraction? Biphasic reactions? Reverse engineering your favorite salad dressing? 🥗