The University of Technology (St. Andrew, Jamaica) has received a multi-million dollar donation of lab equipment from Johnson & Johnson (Canada).
The University of Technology (St. Andrew, Jamaica) has received a multi-million dollar donation of lab equipment from Johnson & Johnson (Canada). The donation consists of lab equipment, including fraction collectors, desiccators, digital density meters, spectrophotometer, analytical balances, pipettes, beakers, grinders, separatory flask, rotary evaporator, gas chromatography, microscopes, sonicators, and books. The gas chromatograph, in particular, will help the school maintain its ability to identify counterfeit medicines and conduct other scientific research.
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