In this final part of " Conversations with Michael Dong," a series on fundamentals of HPLC in pharmaceutical analysis, LCGC International’s "Perspectives in HPLC" column editor presents a case study of a high-pH separation.
|Articles|June 20, 2017
- The Column-06-20-2017
- Volume 13
- Issue 9
Investors Back Fluence Analytics
Author(s)Lewis Botcherby
Fluence Analytics, formerly Advanced Polymer Monitoring Technologues (APMT), has announced an increase in investment led by Energy Innovation Capital (EIC) but also including participation from other investors.
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Fluence Analytics, formerly Advanced Polymer Monitoring Technologues (APMT), has announced an increase in investment led by Energy Innovation Capital (EIC) but also including participation from other investors.
“We built Fluence Analytics by partnering with industry leaders to solve the biggest challenges in polymer manufacturing. This financing will accelerate the application of analytics to realtime data sets enabling manufacturing optimization for our customers,” said Alex Reed, CEO of Fluence Analytics. “We will use the funds to grow our team and expand the range of polymer applications we support,” added Reed.
As part of the financing, George Coyle, a Managing Partner of EIC, has joined the Fluence Analytics Board of Directors.
“We are pleased to partner with Fluence Analytics,” said Coyle. “Fluence Analytics has demonstrated that its products deliver significant value to its customers, and we are eager to support the company’s growth.”
For more information on Fluence Analytics please visit:
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Unravelling the Mysteries of Glycosylationover 9 years ago
Thermo Fisher Joins European Food Integrity Projectover 9 years ago
Improving Foot and Mouth Vaccine Stability Using HPSECover 9 years ago
Host Cell Protein Analysis Using Mass Spectrometryover 9 years ago
Addressing the Challenges of Drug-to-Antibody Measurementover 9 years ago
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