Corporate Retrospective 2007: Smiths
Smiths Detection is part of the global business Smiths Group, a leading developer and manufacturer of advanced technology solutions for civil and military markets worldwide.
Smiths Detection is part of the global business Smiths Group, a leading developer and manufacturer of advanced technology solutions for civil and military markets worldwide. Smiths Detection scientific division develops instruments for real world lab applications where rapid and accurate answers are a requirement, not an option.
We use a range of advanced technologies that include microscopy, Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, ion mobility spectrometry (IMS), and Raman spectroscopy to help provide users with the most easy-to-use, accurate and definitive tools available.
Our innovative, user-focused solutions are helping to change the pace of chromatography. It is a cutting-edge technology that is fast and environmentally practical, offering alternatives to HPLC.
LCGC continues to serve as an invaluable tool in which we use to better understand the needs of our customers, reach them and help us build new relationships. LCGC lets us puts our message in front of more leaders, trend-setters, advanced chromatographers as well as those just learning. It is more than a trade publication, or an online forum, it is a marketplace that drives communication, advancements, and improvements along the way.
In their 25th year, LCGC is a leading resource and a trusted source of information. Congratulations.
Mike McCreary
Mike McCreary
Vice President, Scientific Division
Smiths Detection
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