SGS is the first company to be accredited for RoHS and REACH audits in Brazil. Further, INMETRO is the first accreditation body in the world to have registered a certification body for the standards detailed in RoHS and REACH. The audits SGS is accredited to carry out will be related to the restriction of hazardous substances.
In a recent study (1), Prokop et al. used the CASY Cell Counter and Analyzer from Roche Applied Science (SIX: RO, ROG; OTCQX: RHHBY) to identify the specific anticancer properties of a therapeutic substance in Burkitt-like lymphoma cells (BJAB cells). In addition to using the CASY system for multi-parameter quality control of the cell cultures, the team also brought the system to bear in examining apoptosis induction as early as 24 hours after treatment, i.e., before taking final measurements w
The Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck and students from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp are presenting a fulminate fashion show at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
Hygienic cutting: Bizerba presents the precision machine BS 38 at the EuroShop 2011
Strong synergies: Bizerba Interactive at the EuroShop 2011 (hall 6, booth E56)
The new year has started well for Nanion; in the first weeks of 2011 more than five Patchliners were sold and shipped to academic institutions intended for advanced ion channel research and screening projects, and are soon to be followed by the first SyncroPatch 96 shipment and installation.
The Patchliner, a highly versatile patch clamp screening platform for increased throughput, has been on the market since 2006. Patchliner customers are evenly distributed over pharmaceutical industr
Applications may be submitted up to May 6, 2011
Metallux AG and SENTERRA Ltd. at AMA Center for Sensors, Measuring and
Testing Technologies at the SPS – Industrial Automation Fair Guangzhou, China. Innovations in Sensor-Technology will be presented from 9 – 11 March.
Semikron takes over the 50:50 joint venture Vepoint. Vepoint will be working with the company Magna E-Car systems, which it will be supplying with power electronics from the Nuremberg site.
Designer Mike Flache has created an innovative multi-touch remote control concept. The exclusive gadget is based on trackpad technology and allows to navigate easily through a TV menu without any key.