Five years after its founding, the Hungarian developer of centrifugal partition chromatography is making the case that liquid–liquid separation belongs on the analytical bench as well as the production floor.
|Articles|September 21, 2015
- The Column-09-22-2015
- Volume 11
- Issue 17
Phenomenex and Tecan Announce Marketing Partnership
Phenomenex (Torrance, California, USA) and the Tecan Group (Männedorf, Switzerland) have announced a new collaboration to co-market automated solid-phase extraction (SPE) products.
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Phenomenex (Torrance, California, USA) and the Tecan Group (Männedorf, Switzerland) have announced a new collaboration to co-market automated solid-phase extraction (SPE) products. James O’Brien, Head of Clinical Diagnostics for Tecan, said: “Phenomenex has a large customer base using their SPE products. By co-marketing our robotic workstations with their chemistries, we expect to expand our reach in these high-volume industries.”
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