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  • Malvern Link II Named as Breakthrough Product of the Year

    Malvern Link II has been named by Processing magazine as one of its Breakthrough Products of the Year for 2010. This powerful OPC-standardised software package from Malvern Instruments provides a universal interface for system integrators, simplifying the integration of analytical devices with expert control systems in manufacturing processes.

  • New Version of Qlucore Omics Explorer Brings More Power, Flexibility and Creativity to Sophisticated Data Analysis

    The new powerful version of Qlucore Omics Explorer 2.2, will allow you to work faster and more flexible. Benefits of this new 64 bit version include higher performance, as well as the ability to utilise additional RAM memory. As such, Qlucore Omics Explorer 2.2 can now be used to work with datasets containing up to 150 samples and 2 million variables, using just a regular computer. The software now also allows for the direct import of data generated with Agilent equipment.

  • Biotec Invest in Ultra Low Temperature Storage

    Leading UK-based pharmaceutical services company, Biotec Services International, has expanded its ultra low temperature storage capacity to accommodate growing demand for the long term storage of biopharmaceuticals.

  • Presence in Japan

    In order to facilitate the collaboration with our Japanese sponsors, Richmond Pharmocolgy is partnered with AcroNet, a Japan based full service clinical CRO with 350 employees and a subsidiary of the Itochu Group.

  • How Size Exclusion Chromatography Illuminates Protein Crystallisation

    Understanding membrane protein crystallisation is one of the main goals of molecular biology studies aimed at the structural characterisation of proteins. Now, work performed by Malvern Instruments in conjunction with the Membrane Protein Laboratory at London’s Imperial College, has been published as an application note which outlines a method capable of providing insight into the likelihood of crystallisation of a sample and its protein content.