Kalabie ELN 3.5
29 August 2008
Agilent Technologies has released version 3.5 of its Kalabie electronic lab notebook (ELN).
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
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Agilent Enterprise Edition 1.60
23 July 2008
Agilent Technologies has released Agilent Enterprise Edition 1.60, an enhanced version of the company's standard platform for instrument qualification in regulated laboratories.
Agilent DNA Analytics 4.0 software
8 July 2008
Agilent Technologies has launched Agilent DNA Analytics 4.0 software for visually exploring, detecting and analysing patterns in microarray data.
MassHunter Workstation software
3 June 2008
Agilent Technologies is expanding its MassHunter Workstation software with new functionalities, new modules and to support all Agilent mass spectrometers (MS).
GeneSpring GX 9.0
26 February 2008
Agilent Technologies has introduced GeneSpring GX 9.0, which is the latest edition of its visualisation and analysis system for gene expression data that includes new guided workflow features for major microarray platforms, helping new users quickly produce results
7500 Series ICP-MS
27 November 2007
Agilent Technologies' 7500 series of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers (ICP-MS) is now fully integrated with its OpenLab enterprise content management (ECM) system.
RNA Integrity Database
12 June 2007
Agilent Technologies has puts its RNA Integrity Database online and made it free of charge, eliminating the need to repeat validation experiments and saving the user time and money.
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