Single Use Technology Featured Articles

  1. Roche Invests In Stratos Genomics For Further Development Of The 'Sequencing By Expansion' (SBX) Method Applied To Single Molecule Nanopore Sequencing 6/26/2014

    Roche announced recently, it made a strategic investment in Stratos Genomics and entered into a research collaboration to support further development of their unique chemistry applied to single molecule sequencing of DNA fragments using protein nanopores.

  2. Merck Assesses Single Use: Does It Make Sense At A Large Scale? 5/14/2014

    In an industry as conservative as the pharmaceutical industry, it is common practice to be adverse to new technologies because they are often viewed as too much of a risk. However, in this effort to play it safe, companies force themselves into a repetitive state of employing technologies that may not be the most efficient or effective. Rather than getting stuck in old habits — or conversely, jumping too quickly into new ones — Merck has put together a group of teams it calls the Technology Encouragement Collaborators, or TEC, to look at new technologies and determine whether or not to implement them.

  3. New LIAISON Ixt/Arrow CellSep Advanced Provides Rapid, Automated Cell Separation For Up To Three Cell Types In A Single Run 4/29/2014

    DiaSorin has launched LIAISON Ixt/Arrow CellSep Advanced for the automated isolation of cells directly from whole blood or buffy coat.

  4. Nanotherapeutics Selects GE Healthcare Life Sciences Technologies For Advanced Development And Manufacturing Center 1/22/2014

    GE Healthcare recently announced that biopharmaceutical company Nanotherapeutics, Inc. has selected GE Healthcare Life Sciences' FlexFactory biomanufacturing platform to perform a central role in its Advanced Development and Manufacturing (NANO-ADM) Center at Alachua, Florida, USA.

  5. Next Generation Single-Use Bioreactor Improves Cell Culture Performance 9/18/2013

    The next-generation HyPerforma Single-Use Bioreactor has been redesigned to provide improved ergonomics while retaining traditional stainless steel bioreactor design principles to enhance cell culture performance.

  6. Saint-Gobain Single-Use Solutions Optimize Bioprocessing Operations 8/1/2013

    The economic and operational benefits of single-use technologies have led to increasingly widespread adoption in the biopharmaceutical sector.

  7. Kimberly-Clark Professional Launches Innovative RightCycle Program To Recycle Single-Use Cleanroom And Laboratory Gloves And Garments 4/25/2013

    To provide cleanrooms and laboratories with effective solutions to mitigate waste and enhance Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability efforts, Kimberly-Clark Professional has introduced RightCycle – the first large-scale recycling effort for nontraditional cleanroom waste. 

  8. Singapore Single-Cell Research Center Opens Door For Asian Biological Discoveries 4/15/2013

    Government officials, academic, and industry leaders gathered to celebrate the official opening of the Single-Cell Omics Centre (SCOC) in Singapore today. It is the first research centre in Asia exclusively dedicated to accelerating the understanding of how individual cells work, and how diagnosis and treatment might be enhanced through insight derived from single cells.

  9. Endress+Hauser Introduces OUSBT66 Cell Density Sensor 4/1/2013

    Endress+Hauser introduces the OUSBT66 sensor for cell density measurement. Using near-Infrared (NIR) light absorbance technology, the OUSBT66 is a non-intrusive, hygienic sensor that is ideal for real time, in-situ cell production optimization in life science processes, fermentation biomass measurement and algae growth monitoring for biofuel production.

  10. Element Six And The University Of Warwick Announce Development Of New Boron-Doped Synthetic Diamond Electrode For Extreme Electroanalysis Sensing Applications 3/18/2013

    AT PITTCON 2013, Element Six, the world leader in synthetic diamond supermaterials and member of the De Beers Group of Companies, recently announced that it has engineered DIAFILM EA (Electroanalysis grade) in collaboration with The University of Warwick.