5月国外新闻

5月国外新闻速览

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Our recent application note discusses how metacomplex formation by multivalent binding partners in soluton is amenable to analysis by composition-gradient multi-angle light scattering (CG-MALS) to obtain absolute stoichiometries and binding affinity.

02

Our newest ASTRA software version 8.2 adds major productivity enhancements and new features for users of multi-angle light scattering (MALS) instruments, such as remote front panel access and batch reporting.

03

Join us at the upcoming International Forum for Process Analysis Control (IFPAC) conference on June 4-7 in Washington, D.C.! Dr. Dan Some will present on June 5 and June 7 in both the "Continuous Manufacturing in Biologics and Pharma" and "Cell & Gene Therapies/Vaccines/CGT" sessions.

04

Our Wyatt Technology Europe team is hosting free in-person workshops in Switzerland and Germany! These events are great opportunities to learn the basics of light scattering, dive into application-driven discussions, discover what's new, and meet with local Wyatt staff.

05

Are you located in Europe and looking to attend an in-person light scattering workshop? Wyatt Technogy Europe is hosting light scatteing workshops in Helsinki, Finland on May 10th and in Gent, Belgium on June 6th. These events are free to attend and great opportunities to pick up light scattering tools for analysis, learn more advanced topics related to Wyatt instruments, and engage with regional colleagues. 

06

Are you located near Ghent, Belgium? Our Wyatt Technology Europe team is hosting an in-person seminar on June 6 focused on protein characterization with light scattering. Free to attend, this seminar will be a great opportunity to dive into application-driven discussions, get a refresher on biophysical charactenization using light scattering, and meet with your regional Wyatt team.

07

Join us at the upcoming Northeast Regional Meeting (NERM) on June 14-17 in Boston, MA! Dr. John Champagne will present, "Quality Attnbutes and Extended Characterization of Gene Vectors Using Light Scattering" on June 15 from 1:00-1 :45pm, We look forward to seeing you there!