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Discover Your Complete Protein Solution at EuroMedLab 2017

Visit Binding Site at stand #8 or attend workshop on June 13

1 Jun 2017
Lois Manton-O'Byrne, PhD
Executive Editor

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Attend the Binding Site workshop at EuroMedLab, June 11 – 15 in Athens, Greece, to discover how to improve your special protein analysis workflows using with the Optilite® Optimised Protein System.

Workshop: Innovation in Special Protein Analysis; Optimising laboratory workflow with the latest Optilite system
Time: Tuesday June 13, 5pm – 6pm.
Location: Mitropoulos Hall – Level 0 – Muses Foyer
Chair: Amandeep Chohan – International Product Manager, Optilite
Speakers: Steve Stone – Comparing Laboratory Workflow on Special Protein Analysers, and Stephen Walker –The Impact of Optilite on the diagnostic pathology service in a University Hospital.

You can also visit Binding Site on Stand 8 to find out more, book a demo and get a free cuddly Optilite sheep. If you're unable to attend EuroMedLab, you can find out more about Optilite protein solutions you can contact Binding Site.

About EuroMedLab

EuroMedLab 2017, organized by the MZ Congressi sr, will take place from 11th June to the 15th June 2017 at the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, Athens, Greece. The conference will cover advance technologies for new biomarker discovery, biomarkers in cancer, and therapeutic drug monitoring.

The scientific program at EuroMedLab 2017 includes an interesting combination of presentations, symposia, discussions, open sessions and workshops which describe the recent innovations in Laboratory Medicine in the 21st century. A large exhibition of In Vitro Diagnostics products will be displayed, as well as the latest innovations in the field of clinical chemistry, molecular diagnostics, cell counting, immunochemistry, and several other will be exhibited.

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