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At this year's event, we are thrilled to announce our participation as exhibitors [Booth #5548], showcasing our latest advancements and contributions to the field of biotechnology.

World Laboratory Day, observed annually on April 23rd, pays homage to the crucial role laboratories play in scientific discovery and innovation.

At the heart of beer production lies the filtering stage, where clarity and flavor refinement take place. Here, science meets practicality, and filter funnels play a crucial role. These ingenious devices, typically made of stainless steel or food-grade plastic, are employed to separate unwanted particles from the beer, ensuring a smooth and clear final product.

Today, energy storage for electric and hybrid vehicles, as well as the transition to green energy sources such as solar, relies on lithium-ion batteries. Innovative lithium-air batteries currently being developed offer the potential for a much longer charge that could significantly expand the range of electric vehicles and facilitate larger electric transportation, like airplanes and shipping trucks [1]. To meet the increasing demand for lithium batteries for electric and hybrid vehicles and commercial and residential green energy storage, lithium availability must substantially increase. Some estimate that the vehicle industry alone requires a 20-fold increase in lithium availability.

Sterlitech would like to notify our customers that the 10.0 micron nominal Polypropylene membranes have been discontinued and inventory has been discontinued.

The pursuit of sensory delight and olfactory pleasure drives the fragrance industry, yet the reliance on animal testing for safety assessments raises ethical concerns and challenges traditional practices.

Last month, Pittcon welcomed attendees to San Diego for the first time, and we were there to exhibit alongside other product and instrumentation companies. 

Bringing a wealth of experience and a visionary mindset to our organization, Rebecca is a high-achieving senior sales leader renowned for her ability to inspire cross-functional teams and deliver outstanding results.

The new device does away with conventional filtration devices that use solely filter papers or membranes filters. It uses an intertwined web of nanocellulose fibers contained in a hydrogel film with a microporous membrane support. 

Filtration stands as an indispensable technique within laboratory settings. Its significance spans from reagent sterilization and foundational research endeavors to clinical diagnoses and environmental assessments.