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Product category: Clinical chemistry analysis
News Release from: Sirius Analytical Instruments
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial Team on 28 July 2003

Training for novel physicochemical
instrumentation

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Sirius Analytical Instruments announces further autumn training dates for users of its novel instrumentation for physicochemical analysis, to be held at its headquarters in East Sussex, UK

Sirius Analytical Instruments announces further autumn training dates for users of its novel instrumentation for physicochemical analysis The training courses are to be held at Sirius's new custom-designed training suite at its Riverside headquarters in East Sussex, UK

Sirius's 2003 training courses are designed to release the full potential of the GLpKa, D-Pas and pSOL instruments to new users and existing users in discovery and development of new chemical entities, working in laboratories particularly in the pharmaceutical industry.

Successful courses have already been taken at Riverside, with delegates from all over Europe and the UK attending.

Riverside will host further training dates for the following.

GLpKa pH-metric training, 20 to 22 October 2003.

D-Pas attachment module spectroscopic training 23 and 24 October 2003.

pSOL winter 2003.

Places on Sirius's training courses are limited and available on a first come, first served basis, so book early to avoid disappointment.

Sirius is a developer and manufacturer of a range of tools for physicochemical property analysis, providing analytical instruments and services for drug characterisation.

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