British laboratory autoclave manufacturer Priorclave will reveal the quality of its autoclave build through the QCS EH100 steam steriliser that will take centre stage on stand EO2 in Hall 1 at the forthcoming Medica exhibition.
A clear side panel will enable visitors to the Priorclave stand to view the clean, structure lines of the autoclave build, just part of a story that has helped the company’s gain a global presence, delivering durable and reliable autoclaves whatever the format - benchtop, top and front loading free-standing, double-door, stackable and powerdoor worldwide. The QCS EH100 that will be featured at Medica is a 100 litre capacity, front loading autoclave...
The Pittcon 2016 Program Committee is pleased to announce the recipients of 13 prestigious awards honoring scientists who have made outstanding contributions to analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy.
Each award will be presented during a symposium during Pittcon 2016, March 6-10, 2016. Atlanta, Georgia. Presentations will include topics in applications such as bioanalytical, environmental, nanotechnology, material science, polymers/plastics, pharmaceutical, biomedical and homeland security. Methodologies include near infrared spectroscopy, molecular and vibrational spectroscopy; mass spectrometry; electrochemistry; liquid chromatography...
Scientific Laboratory Supplies (SLS), the UK’s largest independent British-owned supplier of scientific equipment, chemicals and consumables has relocated its Scottish operations to BioCity Scotland.
To mark this stage in the company’s development, SLS will host a Scottish Laboratory Show, organised in association with the Science Council, at BioCity Scotland on Thursday 29 October 2015. The move to the Newhouse bioscience business incubator signifies SLS’s commitment to investing in science in Scotland and will consolidate its existing relationship with the wider BioCity Group. BioCity Scotland provides biotech, pharmaceutical and...
Independent committee recognizes significant contributions in plasma spectrochemistry
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announced the winners of the 2016 Winter Conference Awards in Plasma Spectrochemistry. Selected by an independent awards committee, these industry leading scientists have made noteworthy contributions over time or through a single, significant breakthrough in the field of plasma spectrochemistry. Award winners will be honored during the Winter Plasma Conference in...
Veolia Water Technologies will be showcasing the latest innovations in laboratory water purification technology. Whether you’re looking for trace levels of EDCs in the environment, APIs in pharmaceutical wastewater, DNA fragments or any other challenging analytes, you’ll be aware that limits of detection are getting lower. And that means water purity is even more critical. Veolia’s award winning PURELAB® Chorus range can be customized to deliver water purity from Type III for general laboratory...
New 3-part differential hematology analyzer delivers lower costs and wider range of use
The Diatron Group, global provider of hematology and clinical chemistry analyzers, will display their new 3-part differential hematology analyzer (60 test /hour throughput) to the laboratory world for the first time in Dusseldorf, Germany, at Medica 2015 on the 16-19 November. This innovative analyzer has been specially designed to provide unique solutions to the many needs of the rapidly evolving worldwide hematology markets. This small analyzer has low...
MIP Diagnostics recognised at Europe’s flagship Drug Discovery conference
A technology developed at the University of Leicester, and the prime focus of Leicester spin-out company MIP Diagnostics, has been recognised as ‘most commercially viable’ at Europe’s flagship Drug Discovery event. The annual ELRIG Drug Discovery conference, held at the Telford International Centre in September, is the largest Drug Discovery conference in Europe and featured a ‘Dragons’ Den’ competition. The coveted trophy is awarded to...
New whitepaper demonstrates how customisable, medically focused array designs complement NGS for clinical genetics research
Oxford Gene Technology (OGT), The Molecular Genetics Company, has been speaking to genetic scientists, Dr Tracey Lewis (Associated Regional and University Pathologists [ARUP] Laboratories) and Dr Emily Farrow (Children’s Mercy Hospital), in a new whitepaper entitled “Examining the Medical Exome”. This whitepaper describes their experiences with OGT’s CytoSure™ Medical Research Exome Array and explores how this customisable array targets a variety of genetic disorders to...
Courses offered at beginner and intermediate levels
Pittcon is pleased to announce the 2016 Short Courses . (March 5-10). Courses, offered at beginner and intermediate levels, range from one-half day up to two-days. With more than 100 from which to choose, there are a wide variety of classes covering relevant analytical topics in food science, water/wastewater, environmental, life science, pharmaceutical to name a few. Courses for broad-based application and general lab functions include lab management...
BMG LABTECH showcases its wide range of microplate reader at the Biotechnica in Hannover.
Visitors of booth D05 have the possibility to see readers and accessories for use in life science, drug discovery and other research areas. BMG LABTECH shows its multimode microplate reader CLARIOstar® with new Atmospheric Control Unit (ACU). The CLARIOstar® multimode microplate reader is equipped with BMG LABTECH’s unique LVF monochromatorTM technology, filters, and an UV/Vis spectrometer. The triple technology offers high...
"Analytical Challenges And Solutions For Difficult Pharmaceutical Molecules"
NOVEMBER 10TH & 11TH 2015 AT GSK WARE HERTS
The Chromatographic Society is an internationally connected organisation and UK registered scientific charity devoted to the promotion and dissemination of knowledge on all aspects of chromatography and related separation techniques.
AMRA, Bergenbio and Nexstim have been announced as the recipients of the Nordic Stars 2015 Awards.
The awards were presented at the conclusion of the Nordic Life Science Days in Stockholm, which again set a new record for attendance, with over 1000 delegates from 31 countries, establishing itself as the premier Nordic life sciences event. Nordic Stars Awards were introduced in 2013 in special recognition of life science companies in the Nordic region demonstrating outstanding innovation and entrepreneurial skills. "This year's winner of the...
Diabetes Professional Care 2015, the inaugural free-to-attend two day conference and exhibition being held at The Barbican Exhibition Centre on 11 & 12 November 2015, is attracting major support from industry leaders looking to better understand and prevent diabetes.
The annual bill for treating diabetes on the NHS is estimated to be almost £10 billion, with about 80 percent of that spent on managing complications of the disease. Diabetes Professional Care 2015 has been launched in response to this, committing itself to the industry, working towards the prevention, management and empowerment of patients both now and in the future. For its debut edition, the show will feature a host of major name suppliers...
Royal Society of Chemistry, London, 24 November 2015, 2.30pm onwards
D Young & Co, the leading intellectual property law firm, today announced details of its seminar: ‘Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry in Life Sciences’. The seminar will take place from 2.30pm on 24th November at the RSC in London. Attendance is free of charge, and interest can be registered by emailing registrations@dyoung.com. Tailored for small to medium innovative life science companies and universities, including technology...
Mark Miodownik will be headlining day one of the Royal Society of Chemistry conference at Lab Innovations 2015.
Materials scientist, engineer, Professor, presenter and broadcaster, Mark Miodownik, will deliver his keynote presentation on ‘Materials for the 21st Century’. Lab Innovations, the UK’s only event dedicated to laboratory equipment, technology and services, will take place on 4 & 5 November 2015 at Birmingham’s NEC. Miodownik is perhaps best known as a broadcaster and writer, discussing the critical industry issues. He writes for The Observer and...
The most influential leaders in oncology from around Europe will be gathering in London on October 20th to explore and shape the dialogue on cancer.
The Economist Events’ War on Cancer 2015 will bring together the most influential leaders in oncology from around Europe to explore and shape the dialogue on cancer. Pharmaceutical, health care, scientific and government specialists will gather on October 20th at the HAC in London to discuss the leading initiatives in policy and financing, innovation in prevention, treatment and diagnosis and new methods of community engagement..... Read MoreBruker Introduces Four Next-Generation Preclinical Imaging Systems at WMIC 2015Sep 18, 2015
New Breakthrough PET/CT and PET/MRI Systems Change Performance Paradigm
Bruker today introduces four important new preclinical imaging systems at the World Molecular Imaging Congress 2015 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The novel products launched at WMIC each deliver improved performance and convenience for routine imaging, and open new horizons for advanced translational research, while Bruker’s platform philosophy facilitates multimodal imaging projects. Researchers will gain a more complete picture and...
NLSDays 2015: Meet international life science leaders and discuss the sector’s future at the Nordic region's largest partnering meeting
NLSDays September 9-10 at Stockholm Waterfront is the Nordic region’s premier life science event. The global life science sector is undergoing major structural changes, and as part of a strong established hub, companies in Sweden and the Nordic countries are of great interest when international investors and corporations are looking for new partners. The entire value chain from basic research to the introduction of new therapies is subject to...
Unique System Proven to Improve Laboratory Workflow and Productivity for Infectious Disease
Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is showcasing its DxN VERIS Molecular Diagnostics System* at the European Society for Clinical Virology (ESCV) meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland, 9-12 September 2015 on booth G5 where delegates can learn more about this new instrument that is set to revolutionise laboratory workflow. Recent evaluations undertaken in the UK and Spain have shown that DxN VERIS is simple to use (routine operator training taking approximately...
In the run up to our 2nd Annual Drug Discovery USA Congress 2015, we spoke with Matthew Wagoner a discovery safety specialist from AstraZeneca, a confirmed speaker at the congress where he will talk about Bromodomain And ExtraTerminal (BET) Domain Inhibitors Induce A Loss Of Intestinal Stem Cells And Villous Atrophy.
Big Pharma is keen to increase drug discovery productivity; which strategies do you think will help to increase R&D output? “I think the strategies for increasing drug discovery productivity will be multifaceted. We do quite a bit of the traditional internal repurposing and rescue, which is a great way of accelerating a nascent project idea with more advanced chemistry. The most promising of these approaches, in my opinion, is opening up your pharmacology...
In the run up to Oxford Global’s 4th Annual Cell Culture & Bioprocessing Congress 2015, we spoke with Dylan Jones, a special scientist at Genzyme and Nicolas Mermond, a professor of biotechnology at the University of Lausanne.
Both are confirmed speakers at the congress, where they will respectively talk about the use of spectroscopy in bioprocessing and the use of Next Generation Sequencing to assess clonality. Dylan Jones: You are presenting on the use of spectroscopy in bioprocessing this year. What particular kinds of challenges are you/your group facing in this area currently? “It is a very exciting and interesting time for PAT in bioprocess development. Everywhere...
Oxford Global Conferences are proud to present the Cell & Gene Therapy with our co-located 2nd Annual Stem Cell Congress is taking place on the 9th & 10th of November in London, UK.
Over 170 senior delegates will represent global pharmaceutical organisations, leading biotech companies and internationally renowned academic institutions. The Congress will provide over 20 presentations, case studies and panel discussions focusing on the key issues in the industry, from stem cell development and bioprocessing optimisation to commercial production and clinical trials. Attend our Cell & Gene Therapy Congress to take part in...
A clear side panel will enable visitors to the Priorclave stand to view the clean, structure lines of the autoclave build, just part of a story that has helped the company’s gain a global presence, delivering durable and reliable autoclaves whatever the format - benchtop, top and front loading free-standing, double-door, stackable and powerdoor worldwide. The QCS EH100 that will be featured at Medica is a 100 litre capacity, front loading autoclave...
Each award will be presented during a symposium during Pittcon 2016, March 6-10, 2016. Atlanta, Georgia. Presentations will include topics in applications such as bioanalytical, environmental, nanotechnology, material science, polymers/plastics, pharmaceutical, biomedical and homeland security. Methodologies include near infrared spectroscopy, molecular and vibrational spectroscopy; mass spectrometry; electrochemistry; liquid chromatography...
To mark this stage in the company’s development, SLS will host a Scottish Laboratory Show, organised in association with the Science Council, at BioCity Scotland on Thursday 29 October 2015. The move to the Newhouse bioscience business incubator signifies SLS’s commitment to investing in science in Scotland and will consolidate its existing relationship with the wider BioCity Group. BioCity Scotland provides biotech, pharmaceutical and...
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announced the winners of the 2016 Winter Conference Awards in Plasma Spectrochemistry. Selected by an independent awards committee, these industry leading scientists have made noteworthy contributions over time or through a single, significant breakthrough in the field of plasma spectrochemistry. Award winners will be honored during the Winter Plasma Conference in...
Veolia Water Technologies will be showcasing the latest innovations in laboratory water purification technology. Whether you’re looking for trace levels of EDCs in the environment, APIs in pharmaceutical wastewater, DNA fragments or any other challenging analytes, you’ll be aware that limits of detection are getting lower. And that means water purity is even more critical. Veolia’s award winning PURELAB® Chorus range can be customized to deliver water purity from Type III for general laboratory...
The Diatron Group, global provider of hematology and clinical chemistry analyzers, will display their new 3-part differential hematology analyzer (60 test /hour throughput) to the laboratory world for the first time in Dusseldorf, Germany, at Medica 2015 on the 16-19 November. This innovative analyzer has been specially designed to provide unique solutions to the many needs of the rapidly evolving worldwide hematology markets. This small analyzer has low...
A technology developed at the University of Leicester, and the prime focus of Leicester spin-out company MIP Diagnostics, has been recognised as ‘most commercially viable’ at Europe’s flagship Drug Discovery event. The annual ELRIG Drug Discovery conference, held at the Telford International Centre in September, is the largest Drug Discovery conference in Europe and featured a ‘Dragons’ Den’ competition. The coveted trophy is awarded to...
Oxford Gene Technology (OGT), The Molecular Genetics Company, has been speaking to genetic scientists, Dr Tracey Lewis (Associated Regional and University Pathologists [ARUP] Laboratories) and Dr Emily Farrow (Children’s Mercy Hospital), in a new whitepaper entitled “Examining the Medical Exome”. This whitepaper describes their experiences with OGT’s CytoSure™ Medical Research Exome Array and explores how this customisable array targets a variety of genetic disorders to...
Pittcon is pleased to announce the 2016 Short Courses . (March 5-10). Courses, offered at beginner and intermediate levels, range from one-half day up to two-days. With more than 100 from which to choose, there are a wide variety of classes covering relevant analytical topics in food science, water/wastewater, environmental, life science, pharmaceutical to name a few. Courses for broad-based application and general lab functions include lab management...
Visitors of booth D05 have the possibility to see readers and accessories for use in life science, drug discovery and other research areas. BMG LABTECH shows its multimode microplate reader CLARIOstar® with new Atmospheric Control Unit (ACU). The CLARIOstar® multimode microplate reader is equipped with BMG LABTECH’s unique LVF monochromatorTM technology, filters, and an UV/Vis spectrometer. The triple technology offers high...
The awards were presented at the conclusion of the Nordic Life Science Days in Stockholm, which again set a new record for attendance, with over 1000 delegates from 31 countries, establishing itself as the premier Nordic life sciences event. Nordic Stars Awards were introduced in 2013 in special recognition of life science companies in the Nordic region demonstrating outstanding innovation and entrepreneurial skills. "This year's winner of the...
The annual bill for treating diabetes on the NHS is estimated to be almost £10 billion, with about 80 percent of that spent on managing complications of the disease. Diabetes Professional Care 2015 has been launched in response to this, committing itself to the industry, working towards the prevention, management and empowerment of patients both now and in the future. For its debut edition, the show will feature a host of major name suppliers...
D Young & Co, the leading intellectual property law firm, today announced details of its seminar: ‘Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry in Life Sciences’. The seminar will take place from 2.30pm on 24th November at the RSC in London. Attendance is free of charge, and interest can be registered by emailing registrations@dyoung.com. Tailored for small to medium innovative life science companies and universities, including technology...
Materials scientist, engineer, Professor, presenter and broadcaster, Mark Miodownik, will deliver his keynote presentation on ‘Materials for the 21st Century’. Lab Innovations, the UK’s only event dedicated to laboratory equipment, technology and services, will take place on 4 & 5 November 2015 at Birmingham’s NEC. Miodownik is perhaps best known as a broadcaster and writer, discussing the critical industry issues. He writes for The Observer and...
Bruker today introduces four important new preclinical imaging systems at the World Molecular Imaging Congress 2015 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The novel products launched at WMIC each deliver improved performance and convenience for routine imaging, and open new horizons for advanced translational research, while Bruker’s platform philosophy facilitates multimodal imaging projects. Researchers will gain a more complete picture and...
NLSDays September 9-10 at Stockholm Waterfront is the Nordic region’s premier life science event. The global life science sector is undergoing major structural changes, and as part of a strong established hub, companies in Sweden and the Nordic countries are of great interest when international investors and corporations are looking for new partners. The entire value chain from basic research to the introduction of new therapies is subject to...
Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is showcasing its DxN VERIS Molecular Diagnostics System* at the European Society for Clinical Virology (ESCV) meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland, 9-12 September 2015 on booth G5 where delegates can learn more about this new instrument that is set to revolutionise laboratory workflow. Recent evaluations undertaken in the UK and Spain have shown that DxN VERIS is simple to use (routine operator training taking approximately...
Big Pharma is keen to increase drug discovery productivity; which strategies do you think will help to increase R&D output? “I think the strategies for increasing drug discovery productivity will be multifaceted. We do quite a bit of the traditional internal repurposing and rescue, which is a great way of accelerating a nascent project idea with more advanced chemistry. The most promising of these approaches, in my opinion, is opening up your pharmacology...
Both are confirmed speakers at the congress, where they will respectively talk about the use of spectroscopy in bioprocessing and the use of Next Generation Sequencing to assess clonality. Dylan Jones: You are presenting on the use of spectroscopy in bioprocessing this year. What particular kinds of challenges are you/your group facing in this area currently? “It is a very exciting and interesting time for PAT in bioprocess development. Everywhere...
Over 170 senior delegates will represent global pharmaceutical organisations, leading biotech companies and internationally renowned academic institutions. The Congress will provide over 20 presentations, case studies and panel discussions focusing on the key issues in the industry, from stem cell development and bioprocessing optimisation to commercial production and clinical trials. Attend our Cell & Gene Therapy Congress to take part in...