Shellfish hatcheries are the foundation of a thriving aquaculture industry. This is particularly evident at Georgia’s only hatchery, housed at the …
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Situated on the picturesque Gulf Coast of Florida, Eckerd College boasts one of the nation's most esteemed undergraduate marine science programs. …
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The annual North American Lake Management Society Conference (NALMS) is a meeting held near and dear by the attendees who make the trip to visit …
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Optimizing FlowCam context settings and instrument parameters used during particle analysis is an important step in developing a protocol for …
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Beginning October 22nd, the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) will welcome attendees to PharmSci 360 - an annual gathering of …
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Effective strategies for monitoring particles in biotherapeutics are critical to meet regulatory requirements like USP <788> and mitigate the …
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Agitation during transportation is one of the most ubiquitous stress conditions to which therapeutic protein formulations and other biotherapeutic …
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Protein aggregation is a major concern for biopharmaceuticals in post-production. Subvisible particles that form due to routine handling compromise …
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Superabrasives, such as micronized diamonds and cubic boron nitride (CBN), are used extensively in applications for cutting, grinding, and drilling …
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In this paper, Kathryn Cook and colleagues at the University of Exeter used FlowCam to study how the daily migration patterns of zooplankton …
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A central challenge with particle analysis in biotherapeutics is the wide size range of particles that may be present. Particles in these samples can …
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McCrone Associates recently added a new analytical capability to their suite of lab instruments with FlowCam 8000. With this addition, they are now …
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Fiber geometry plays a critical role in the performance of fibers across a wide range of applications. Key shape factors that influence fiber …
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