Catch up on some of the most exciting announcements from analytica 2022
Scientists from around the world came together at analytica 2022 to discuss hot topics in analytical science
analytica 2022 was hosted in-person at the Trade Fair Center Messe Munich in Germany from June 21–24, 2022.
This year’s conference brought together scientists from around the world to discuss hot topics in analytics, quality control, diagnostics, biotechnology, and life sciences.
In this news roundup, we’ve pulled together a selection of some of the top findings presented at analytica 2022. Explore below to find out more:
- PerkinElmer introduces next generation, automated gas chromatography platform
PerkinElmer, Inc. launched the GC 2400™ Platform, an advanced, automated gas chromatography (GC), headspace sampler, and GC/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) solution
- Ellutia introduces fully automated total nitrosamine testing for pharmaceuticals
The Ellutia 800 Series Thermal Energy Analyser (TEA) has become the industry standard for nitrosamine detection thanks to its selectivity and sensitivity for nitroso compounds
- A new modern identity for VACUUBRAND
BrandTech® Scientific, Inc. announces a new logo for VACUUBRAND
- KNAUER announces partnership with ModuVision
KNAUER has announced that they have acquired ModuVision, a manufacturer in the field of lab automation and analytical instrumentation
- Shimadzu launches the MALDImini-1 – Minimum size, maximum performance
The MALDImini-1 has been developed for the analysis of biological samples, from metabolites to complex molecular structures such as protein
- Bruker presents high-value life science, materials research and applied market solutions
Bruker Corporation displayed its high-value scientific instrumentation, software, and integrated solutions for applications in a variety of research fields
- Tecan presents the MagicPrep NGS: The walkaway solution for your NGS library prep needs
Tecan highlighted the MagicPrep™ NGS, an automated benchtop library preparation system, that transforms time-consuming and error-prone procedures into a simple, robust experience