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Analytical Equipment
02 Jun 2022

Virtual Event: 3D Bioprinting in the Baltics

We invite you to participate in the virtual event, which is a perfect opportunity to get useful insights on how to reach your full potential in the areas of cellular disease models, tissue engineering, drug discovery, or personalized medicine with exceptional 3D bioprinting technology that is now available in the Baltic countries. Learn how to reach the next level in your work, goals, and ambitions by using exceptional capabilities yet simple Swiss Med Tech company REGENHU’s bioprinting instruments.

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Analytical Equipment, Laboratory Equipment, Solutions for Industry
22 Apr 2022

3D Bioprinting Technology for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

With the rapid development of medicine, 3D bioprinting is becoming increasingly important for improving people’s quality of life. Modern 3D bioprinting solutions are already irreplaceable in the next generation of research, testing, or diagnostics. For those who invest in future technology and look for ways to revolutionize medicine, we present the powerful R-GEN 200 bioprinter, designed exclusively for medical innovators.

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Analytical Equipment, Solutions for Industry, Thin Coatings Solutions
17 Mar 2021

Powerful, Yet Easy to Use Solution – The New eiger2 R 250k X-Ray Detector

BRUKER and DECTRIS, the technology leader in Hybrid Photon Counting (HPC) detectors for laboratory instrumentation and synchrotron beamlines, introduce the EIGER2 R 250K X-ray detector, the latest member in the EIGER2 R series of HPC pixel detectors. It is an extremely powerful and easy-to-use multifunctional solution.

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Analytical Equipment, Experience
30 Sep 2020

Lithuanian scientists will be the first in the Baltic States to apply light sheet microscopy

Advanced imaging technology is a novelty in the entire Baltic region, and such microscope is the only one. Research, which will be carried out using advanced laboratory equipment, will contribute to new scientific discoveries that will help to improve the level of biomedical sciences in Lithuania and bring it closer to European standards.

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