AB Sciex (Massachusetts, USA), Phenomenex (California, USA) and Peak Scientific (Massachusetts, USA) have announced the launch of a mobile laboratory tour across Europe.
AB Sciex (Massachusetts, USA), Phenomenex (California, USA) and Peak Scientific (Massachusetts, USA) have announced the launch of a mobile laboratory tour across Europe. The LC–MS–MS mobile laboratory will be touring throughout the first half of 2013, offering researchers looking for a separation solution to analytical challenges “open-house” opportunities.
From each company there will be a range of experts available to discuss a variety of topics ranging from drug discovery to peptide quantification. In addition, the mobile laboratory will be equipped with the latest technologies specifically designed for commonly used applications in Europe.
"Because of the sweeping changes happening in Europe, the interest in advanced LC–MS–MS solutions is expanding quickly across the continent, but not everyone can come to an AB Sciex event or a major trade show, so we are taking a next-generation laboratory to them with our European MASStastic Voyage," said Fedja Bobanovic, vice president of EMEA sales & support, AB Sciex. "We will be able to show demos, run samples, talk about the data in depth and give scientists and applied market lab personnel useful tips on how to improve their analyses."
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