11 New Lab Technologies that Stole the Spotlight at Pittcon 2019
SelectScience editors report on the new technology taking the limelight at the 2019 Pittcon conference & expo – the conference’s 70th year running
Thousands of chemists and laboratory professionals attended the 2019 Pittcon Conference and Exhibition in Philadelphia, USA, which marked its 70th event in history. A jam-packed technical program saw leading scientists – including Nobel Prize winner Sir Fraser Stoddart – deliver inspirational presentations, as well as never-seen-before technology make its global debut on the exhibition floor. SelectScience editors attended the show to report on the latest and greatest in food safety, pharma, and bioanalytical research – here are our thoughts on the most exciting innovations, straight from the show floor.
1. Cubis II by Sartorius
With R&D workflows facing reproducibility roadblocks and inefficient sample prep, the recently launched Cubis® II balance portfolio offers customizable and compliant assay set-up that streamlines pharma workflows. You can download this technical manual to find out more about its staggering 45 weighing modules, five software packages and 60 apps — all embedded into one benchtop platform!
2. BioAccord LC-MS System by Waters
Could this be the most intelligent LC-MS platform ever? With what’s called SmartMS technology in the ACQUITY RDa™ Detector, Waters has launched the BioAccord LC-MS platform for automated identification and resolution of issues during high-performance LC-MS analysis. The system can detect errors or faults and provide troubleshooting guidance to the user. In drug discovery workflows, where time is of the essence, this new feature enables maximum uptime.
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