The Chinese Instrument and Control Society, together with the Chinese Chromatography Network, organized an event called “Experts Visit the Instrument Manufacturers,†which was held May 20-23, 2013, and focused on research in sample preparation.
The Chinese Instrument and Control Society, together with the Chinese Chromatography Network, organized an event called “Experts Visit the Instrument Manufacturers” which was held May 20-23, 2013, and focused on research in sample preparation. This program covered technical problems encountered by manufacturers of sample preparation instruments, research into new methods and systems, and domestic and international standards used in sample preparation.
The goal was to build a communication platform between experts, instrument manufacturers, and end-users, and to provide criteria for evaluating and improving scientific instruments. A total of five enterprises participated: Suzhou Microbial Technology Co. Ltd., Suzhou Huitong Chromatographic Separation and Purification Co. Ltd., Shanghai Yuefeng Biotechnology Co. Ltd., Shanghai Xinyi Microwave Chemical Technology Co. Ltd., and Shanghai Yi Yao Instrument Technology Development Co. Ltd.
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