
Veranex Acquires Fusion Biotec
The acquisition expands Veranex’s footprint for product design engineering services across the U.S., with combined company offices now in the Eastern, Central, and Western regions
The acquisition expands Veranex’s footprint for product design engineering services across the U.S., with combined company offices now in the Eastern, Central, and Western regions
“We are honored to have Dr. Lace, who is widely recognized as one of the industry’s most trusted reimbursement experts, leading our new division. He will also support all our services as our CMO.”
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The specifications set uniform and rigorous benchmarks for tests across the EU, with the goal of clarifying the requirements for market actors and protecting EU patients.
FDA has issued a safety communication to alert patients and healthcare providers about the dangers of inappropriate use of NIPS tests.
This article discusses simple optical designs and common imaging techniques used in microfluidic enabled platforms. It will also suggest key elements to consider when deciding which optical set-up to employ for a given microfluidic application.
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