Optima system ensures jeans are contaminant-free

Perkin Elmer has revealed how its high-performance Optima ICP-OES systems are helping the textile industry regulate the use of prohibited allergenic and toxic substances in garments.

News from Laboratorytalk, 4 February 2010

Perkin Elmer and VWL link up for service offering

Perkin Elmer has announced that Onesource has entered into an agreement with VWR International to develop a joint service offering.

News from Laboratorytalk, 7 January 2010

Perkin Elmer develops phthalate detection systems

Perkin Elmer has developed new phthalate detection solutions in response to growing concern over hazardous content of consumer products, particularly toys and other children's products.

News from Laboratorytalk, 15 December 2009

Perkin Elmer supports Brawn GP racing team

Advanced Perkin Elmer instrumentation has been used by the Brawn GP F1 team this season to enhance the performance and reliability of the team's race cars and to improve troubleshooting analysis.

News from Laboratorytalk, 4 November 2009

Perkin Elmer acquires diagnostics provider

Perkin Elmer has announced its acquisition of Shanghai-based Sym-Bio Lifescience, a provider of diagnostics instruments and related reagents.

News from Laboratorytalk, 9 September 2009

Perkin Elmer announces silicon agreement

Perkin Elmer has announced its agreement with Max Planck Innovation for the licensing of its low cross-talk solid state silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) technology.

News from Laboratorytalk, 20 August 2009

Perkinelmer updates Labworks Lims

Perkinelmer has released Labworks Lims version 6.1, which delivers a laboratory information management system (Lims) with a zero footprint web client.

News from Laboratorytalk, 16 March 2009

Input beam accessory enhances spectrometers

Perkin Elmer has introduced an input beam accessory that expands the applications of the company's Spectrum 400 and 100 Series spectrometers.

News from Laboratorytalk, 15 December 2008

Perkinelmer and Labtronics announce collaboration

Perkinelmer has collaborated with Labtronics to offer laboratories more choice for connecting laboratory instruments with the Labworks Laboratory Information Management System (Lims).

News from Laboratorytalk, 20 November 2008

Perkinelmer releases optical bench accessory

Perkinelmer has introduced the General Purpose Optical Bench (GPOB) accessory for the Spectrum 100 and 400 spectrometers.

News from Laboratorytalk, 13 November 2008

• Perkin Elmer unveils Ramanmicro 300

• Perkin Elmer commits to prenatal screening

• Perkin Elmer showcases melamine analyser at expo

• Perkin Elmer sponsors WWMD 2008

• Perkin Elmer launches Clarus 560 S GC/MS

• Perkinelmer in University of Texas partnership

• Food safety monitoring at the Beijing Games

• Lims to simplify data analysis in water labs

• New software for Spectrum series spectrometers

• Partnering with Cerep for custom drug discovery

• Test biodiesel using gas chromatography methods

• Automated workstation for wear metals analysis

• Liquid chromatography autosampler joins the family

• PerkinElmer goes eco at Pittcon 2008

• Gain high resolution measurements in the NIR

• High-throughput sampling for speedier analysis

• Determination of melamine in food by GC/MS

• Thermal analysis tool yields greater accuracy

• S10 autosampler for atomic spectroscopy is updated

• Diffusion-pump mass spectrometer for the masses

• European seminars on OneSource laboratory services

• Begley named vice president and general manager

• Spectrum 400: superior FT-IR, FT-NIR measurement

• Software supports rapid infrared analyses

• Labworks Lims 6.0 for greater ease of use

• Laboratory management contract for Schering-Plough

• PerkinElmer announces LC separation notes on CD

• Perkinelmer recognised at World Aids Day, Nairobi

• PerkinElmer buys thermal analysis line from Triton

• FT-IR accessory increases imaging capabilities

• Frap added to confocal live cell imaging system

• Enhancing evaluation of complex GC/MS samples

• Perkinelmer acquires Avalon Instruments

• GC/MS to meet a range of performance, budget needs

• ICP-OES enhanced to measure atomic level metals

• Five new systems for environmental air monitoring

• New architecture for Labworks Lims version 5.9

• Early identification of risk for preeclampsia

• Aaron Geist appointed VP business development

• Sale of aerospace unit completed

• Key management promotions at PerkinElmer

• PerkinElmer bows out of fluid sciences

• Agreement to streamline drug development

• Cellular screening with true uHTS capability

• Ethernet connectivity for GC and HPLC users

• Fast and dependable materials testing results

• Collaboration for advanced neonatal screening

• Website has specific content for UK

• Better management of high-risk pregnancies

• Agreement to market proteomics packages

• Agreement to expand prenatal risk assessment

• Several announcements made at Pittcon

• Old and new to feature at Orlando

• Protein array platform is 'a breakthrough'

• DNA workstation for forensics investigation

• Powerful new capabilities for CDS

• Expanded newborn screening in California

• Digital X-ray contract to beat cancer

• Technology optimises array-based applications

• 19 new products at biomolecular conference

• Gas chromatography with Chinese characters

• FT-IR for research into musculoskeletal diseases

• Collaboration for cell-based screening

• Detecting Down's Syndrome in the first trimester

• Expanding screening and drug discovery deal

• Distillation of petrochem instruments

• Direct sales and service operation in India

• Next-generation family of spectrophotometers

• Lims for Hong Kong water

• Wallac shipments to resume

• PerkinElmer responds to FDA action

• New appointment to the board

• Instrument order in response to terror threats

• Revolutionising liquid handling

• Through a plate reader, clearly

• Software simplifies GC/MS reporting

• First real-time 6D confocal microscope

• OEM distribution for proteomics software

• Non-contact microarray production tool

• Assay determines predisposition to celiac disease

• Collaboration to study Alzheimer's disease

• Enzyme degradation assays for drug discovery

• Affordable UV/Vis spectrophotometer

• Software improves ICP-MS productivity

• New business to reshape laboratory service

• Enhanced security for regulatory compliance

• Integrated liquid handling for assay flexibility

• Entry-level dynamic reaction cell ICP-MS system

• New subsidiary in China for PerkinElmer

• 21 CFR Part 11 software for microplate readers

• New enhancer for chemiluminescence reagents

• Product suite for pharma production processes

• Supplying labelled nucleotides to New York

• Analysis of normal chromium levels

• Software assists 21 CFR Part 11 compliance

• PerkinElmer reorganises

• New radioisotope for cancer research

• Better genotype analysis

• Innovative microplates for automated handling

• Strengthening R and D team

• Lims offers enhanced security

• Automated solution for protein purification

• 21 CFR Part 11 discussed in new publication

• Software for materials identification

• More genes in human cDNA microarray

• Connecticut quality improvement award

• Same URL, totally new content

• Protein workstation details revealed

• Partnership to launch protein array workstation

• Analysis of arterial plaque formation

• ICP/MS 'completely eliminates' interferences

• Fast, easy sample preparation

• Active ingredient analysis

• Analysis of a laminated film

• Chemical imaging system

• Multicomponent analyte determination by GC/MS

• Data management via the web

• PerkinElmer launches Turbomass Gold GC/MS

• GC/MS analysis of oil in water

• A revolution in QA/QC