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- Plasmion sells majority-stake to Shimadzu - 2026-05-07
In March this year, Plasmion GmbH (Augsburg, Germany), developer of the Soft Ionization by Chemical Reaction In Transfer (SICRIT®) direct [...] - Takara Bio and Hamilton partner - 2026-05-06
Through its subsidiary Takara Bio USA Inc (San Jose, CA), Takara Bio Inc (Otsu, Japan) has started a collaboration with [...] - Equity-supported Invio adds further robotics firm - 2026-05-04
Three months ago, Inivo Automation Inc (Lansing, MI), a specialist in automation solutions, acquired the robotics firm Calvary Robotics Inc [...] - More from LIFE SCIENCES
- Analytica: Main exhibition plots out US disaster
Analytica 2026, organised by Messe München GmbH (Munich, Germany) from 24th to 27th March, at the Riem exhibition centre – until the early 1990s the site of the main airport for the capital of the German state of Bavaria – did cement its claim to be the “world-leading” trade fair for the global analytical instrument and laboratory supply industry, with 1,135 exhibitors from 40 countries around the world, coming close [...] - Stellaromics’ Pyxa platform arrives in Europe
A start-up developer of 3D spatial biology technology working from tissue slices of 100 µm thickness or more, Stellaromics Inc (Boston, MA) has entered an its first early access partnership for its Pyxa™ platform in Europe, through its collaboration with Dr Nigel Jamieson and his team at the University of Glasgow. By applying the full Pyxa workflow – from sample preparation and 3D spatial sequencing to data analysis – [...] - More from FEATURES