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- Büchi distributes NeoSpectra - 2024-09-30
BÜCHI Labortechnik AG (Flawil, Switzerland), a manufacturer of technologies for sample preparation, preparative chromatography (prepLC) and analytical instruments, has become [...] - ABB expands its position in CEM with acquisition - 2024-09-12
Expanding its already strong position in industrial emission measurement, ABB Ltd (Zürich, Switzerland) has acquired Födisch Group (Markranstädt, Germany), a [...] - Bruker makes PAT using NMR easier - 2024-10-01
Earlier this year, Bruker Corp (Billerica, MA), has expanded the applications for its Fourier 80 platform, a bench-top 80 MHz [...] - More from PROCESS & ENVIRONMENTAL
- Analytica 2024: Back to pre-pandemic size
Back to its more traditional schedule in early spring, Analytical 2024 – taking place during the second week in April – almost reached pre-pandemic levels, with 1,066 exhibitors from 42 different countries booking booth spaces. This was less than 100 shy of the 2018 number and up 20% from its immediate predecessor, which booking schedules and pandemic precautions had relegated to the month of June in 2022; and to a [...] - SLAS and Pittcon 2024: Growing Similarities
The cancellation of in-person conferences during the COVID-19 pandemic led to speculations regarding the future of in-person meetings. Would the advantages of virtual shows (such as safety, reduced cost, no need to travel, lower environmental impact) outweigh those of in-person gatherings (such as audience engagement, opportunities for face-to face networking, and exhibitors’ ability to provide hands-on experiences) lead to the demise of the latter? Since their resumption in person last [...] - More from FEATURES