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|Articles|October 1, 2008
ESA Receives Innovation Award
ESA Biosciences, a Magellan Biosciences company (Chelmsford, Massachusetts), announced that it has received the 2008 Frost and Sullivan North American Technology Innovation Award in the field of integrated metabolomics systems.
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ESA Biosciences, a Magellan Biosciences company (Chelmsford, Massachusetts), announced that it has received the 2008 Frost and Sullivan North American Technology Innovation Award in the field of integrated metabolomics systems. The award was presented to ESA’s Vice President of HPLC Products and Services, Ian Acworth, at the 2008 Growth Excellence Awards banquet on September 16 in San Francisco. According to Frost and Sullivan, ESA received the award for its leadership in developing an integrated platform based on HPLC with electrochemical-array detection, alone or in parallel with mass spectrometry.
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