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Detect and identify disease, contaminants and biological pathways
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Visualize biological, cellular and clinical insights
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Screening and diagnostic solutions for earlier clinical insights
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Food safety and quality testing for feeding a growing population
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Join our Live Webinar on December 3 - Micro and Nano Particles: Characterization, Evolution & Impact

Nanomaterials and microplastics are not new to us. Nanomaterials are produced through natural processes such as volcanic eruptions as well as through manufacturing for the past several decades. Microplastics are nearly all manmade material, plastic particles less than five millimeters in length. Although the benefits of plastics and nanotechnology are undeniable, there are mounting concerns over the potential negative impact they may pose to human and environmental health. Usage guidance and regulatory standards are evolving as these materials continue to be present in every day products. An overview of sources, contamination, and impacts of nanomaterials and microplastics as well as best practices for their analysis will be discussed.

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Join our Live Webinar on December 3 - Micro and Nano Particles: Characterization, Evolution & Impact
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Join Our Live Webinar On December 4: Biology Doesn't Happen In 2D. When To Use 2D vs. 3D In Vivo Fluorescence Imaging
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Connectivity in the R&D Lab: Internet of Lab Things (IoLT)
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Advancing Inflammation, Arthritis and Oncology Disease Research with MMP Fluorescent Imaging Probes
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Strategic Lab Service Decisions Procurement Can Make to Impact Revenue
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Asset Genius Monitoring Case Study

Product Innovations

LPCRightElevated

LPC 500 Liquid Particle Counter

The LPC 500™ Liquid Particle Counter is a single particle optical sizing (SPOS) system designed to count and size particles individually with high resolution. When used for in-service oil samples, only 4 mL of 10x diluted samples are typically needed, offering reproducible results between high- and ...

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 PerkinElmer Signals Notebook

PerkinElmer Signals™ Notebook

PerkinElmer Signals™ Notebook is a powerful new web based Electronic Lab Notebook, enabling users to instantly author and manage notebooks and experiments, facilitating Scientific Collaboration.

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 VICTOR Nivo Multimode Microplate Reader

VICTOR Nivo Multimode Microplate Reader

Now with Alpha Technology, the VICTOR® Nivo™ system packs all popular detection modes into the industry’s smallest multimode reader footprint. The perfect microplate reader for everyday biochemical and cell-based assays, it measures at any wavelength, with t...

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Upcoming Events

Webcast: Biology Doesn't Happen in 2D. When To Use 2D vs. 3D In Vivo Fluorescence Imaging

December 04 - December 04, 2019 |
Boston, USA

No question 2D fluorescence imaging is the go-to modality for animal imaging studies due to ease-of-use and speed. Subcutaneous tumors, skin- or paw-inflammation, and even kidney and liver applications are quick and easy using 2D fluorescence. However, improved detection of deep tissue biology, in the context of structure and morphology, of tissues is often needed making 3-dimensional (3D) in vivo fluorescence imaging increasingly important in biomedical research.. In this webinar, we will discuss the benefits of 2D and 3D in vivo fluorescence imaging and how and when to use each to help guide and increase your understanding of complex diseases and develop new therapeutic solutions..

Antibody & Engineering Therapeutics

December 10 - December 12, 2019 |
San Diego, USA

The #1 forum for scientific exchanges and networking in the fields of antibody engineering and therapeutics, immunobiology and next generation binders. The 29th Annual conference (the longest running such event in the world) is dedicated to current developments in the basic science of this important field, and also tracks the clinical progress of antibody based drug products..

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