microbial analyzer News
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Interim report January–September 2022
BPC Instruments (“BPC” or “the Company”) hereby publishes the interim report for the period January 1 – September 30, 2022. The interim report is available on the Company’s website under Financial Report section. Below is a summary of the report, where the bracket shows figures in the corresponding period 2021. CEO Jing Liu comments: ”It is with great ...
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Hospitals Depend on EMSL for STAT Pathogen Testing Services
Hospitals across the nation have come to rely on EMSL Analytical to handle their emergency pathogen testing services. Just this week, a healthcare facility in the Midwest had environmental pathogen samples hand delivered by a pilot who was hired to deliver the samples as quickly as possible to one of the laboratories. When outbreaks of healthcare acquired infections (HAIs) emerge in a hospital ...
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BPC Instruments files additional patent application for its next-generation instruments
BPC Instruments AB (“BPC” or “the Company”) has submitted the third patent application for this year, which covers a novel incubation system for the Company’s next-generation analytical instruments with applications in multiple biotech sectors. With this patentable technology, BPC will offer a unique microbial incubator that not only covers a wide ...
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Rapid, online detection of enterococci and of the total microbial activity in water
Recently KWR presented an article about an innovative project: the rapid online detection of enterococci and of the total microbial activity in water. MicroLAN is partner of this project with Brabant Water, Evides, Grundfos, Het WaterLaboratorium, Hoogheemraadschap van Delfland, KWR, Pidpa, Uniper Benelux BV and Vitens. The Dutch project started january ’17 and ends in december ’19. ...
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Gas sensors `see` through soil to analyze microbial interactions
Rice University researchers have developed gas biosensors to “see” into soil and allow them to follow the behavior of the microbial communities within. In a study in the American Chemical Society’s journal Environmental Science and Technology, the Rice team described using genetically engineered bacteria that release methyl halide gases to monitor microbial gene expression in ...
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