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Microwave Chemistry: Novel Methodologies to Increase Synthetic Yield, Purity and Efficiency

Tuesday, May 18 2021, 18:00

Microwave Chemistry: Novel Methodologies to Increase Synthetic Yield, Purity and Efficiency

Microwave reactors have become the industry standard for medicinal chemistry, nanomaterials synthesis, and academic research and teaching labs. However, this synthetic platform is not always utilized by chemists to its fullest extent. Synthetic development is hindered by perceived limitations in what reaction conditions are possible. Modern instrumentation can increase the scope of synthetic chemistry, improve yield and purity, and signifianteduce reaction times.

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Microwave Chemistry: Novel Methodologies to Increase Synthetic Yield, Purity and Efficiency - Xtalks

Wednesday, June 9  2021, 15:00

Automated ISH and IHC Techniques

Biological techniques such as in situ hybridization (ISH) and those used in immunohistochemistry (IHC) are time-consuming with many liquid handling steps that put samples at risk for pipetting errors or contamination. However, these protocols are necessary to visualize key genetic or molecular structures and their expression.

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Accelerated In Situ Hybridization and Immunohistochemistry Techniques: Free Webinar (cem.com)

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Michael Kontogiannis
Managing Director