Waters Celebrates Customers' Scientific Achievements with new Brand Showcase

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Waters Corporation (Milford, Massachusetts) has unveiled its new brand showcase celebrating the achievements of customers and their scientific advancements made possible with Waters technology.

Waters Corporation (Milford, Massachusetts) has unveiled its new brand showcase celebrating the achievements of customers and their scientific advancements made possible with Waters technology.

"Waters brand showcase is designed to bring The Science of What's Possible(TM) to life by highlighting how we enable our customers to make advancements in science that have positive impact on the world," said Art Caputo, Executive Vice President and President, Waters Division.

The company has interviewed clients from pharmaceutical, proteomics, environmental, and clinical laboratories within companies and academic organizations to share their accomplishments through a series of video and print testimonals.

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