BMG LABTECH, Proud Sponsor of the SBS Conference 2011 in Orlando, Florida

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BMG LABTECH, world leader in microplate reader technology, is proud to be a Bronze Sponsor of the SBS Conference 2011 in Orlando, Florida. Visit us at booth 807 and join us at our workshops to see latest innovations in microplate reading technology including the SPECTROstar Nano, which can instantly capture a full UV/Vis spectrum (220 – 1000 nm) in low volume samples, microplates and cuvettes.

See BMG LABTECH’s full range of innovative microplate reading solutions or discuss your assay needs personally with our applications scientists at booth 807. Also stop by to find out how you can be the next winner of one of five free SPECTROstar Nanos from BMG LABTECH. For more details, go to www.bmglabtech.com/promotion

Discover the next-generation microplate reading technology from BMG LABTECH in cooperation with Invitrogen, Promega, and Hudson Robotics at our various workshops throughout the conference.

  • Profiling and Characterizing Kinases Using a Flexible Multi-Assay Screening SystemTuesday, March 29, 2011, 12:30 – 1:30 pm in Room Tallahassee
  • Screening of Enzymes and Ion Channels through a Combination of Unique Instrumentation, Reagents, and SoftwareWednesday,March 30, 2011, 12:30 – 1:30 pm in Room Tallahassee.

BMG LABTECH’s scientific poster presentations include:

  • Cell-based phosphorylated Akt (Ser473) detection using HTRF® technology and the PHERAstar Plus

For more information on these events, or to pre-register for one of these workshops visit our SBS conference website: www.bmglabtech.com/sbs.cfm

We are excited to support the Society for Biomolecular Sciences in its endeavour to foster medical treatment by implementing new drug development and screening strategies. Since the beginning, BMG LABTECH has been committed to providing you with high quality instrumentation for both academic and high-throughput laboratories. We look forward to seeing you at the SBS 2011 Conference in Orlando, Florida.

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