SepSolve Analytical Unveils New Canadian Facility
SepSolve Analytical Ltd has opened a state‑of‑the-art laboratory and training facility in Waterloo, Canada, to improve its service to North American customers.
SepSolve Analytical Ltd (Peterborough, UK) has opened a stateâofâthe-art laboratory and training facility in Waterloo, Canada, to improve its service to North American customers. The Canadian site complements existing SepSolve offices in Sacramento, California, USA, and Frankfurt, Germany.
The opening of the new facility was celebrated with a workshop on October 3rd featuring talks from Tadeusz Górecki and Jonathan Grandy, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada, and Gwen O’Sullivan, Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada, on the latest developments in analytical chemistry with a particular focus on two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC×GC).
The University of Waterloo is a hub for separation science and sample preparation technologies, so the city makes an ideal location for our new base in North America. Being here will enable us to collaborate with world-leading scientists in the field, which will in turn ensure that we can continue to provide our clients with truly innovative products and first-class service,” said Matthew Edwards, SepSolve’s Business Development Manager.
For more information, please visit: www.sepsolve.com
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