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10 INDUSTRY NEWS
The latest lab-sector product and project news
ANALYTICAL & LAB EQUIPMENT Developing the digital lab? Advice on what to consider when
undertaking a digital lab transformation Boosting lab effi ciencies
The connected lab Case study showing how a clinical
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Revealing how combining RCM with LIS increases lab revenue
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Do you need to seal your qPCR plates?
Explaining the important features of sealing fi lms for qPCR plate
Calibration considerations Monitoring volumetric instruments with
calibration software
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21st century analysis Wet chemistry analyses of protein and
fat in food have a 200-year history: can there can be more improvements to these analyses?
Water activity test time It’s the sample, not the instrument,
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The advantages of plate- based dPCR for gene therapy products
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