Archives for October 25, 2006

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Labs go portable with new miniature device

By  Wai Lang Chu

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has designed a portable "lab on a chip" diagnostic device, which the researchers say could identify biological or chemical weapons faster and easier than current methods.

'Take China seriously,' says IP veteran

By  Kirsty Barnes

IBM's vice president of Intellectual Property (IP) Strategy, Kevin Rivette, gives his views on the IP state-of-play on the ground in China.

Thermo Electron reports continued 3Q strong growth

By  Wai Lang Chu

Thermo Electron has continued to show strong growth in the third quarter 2006 buoyed on by strong returns in its mass spectrometry business and progress in its Triple Quad technology.

Systech launches packaging automation system

By  Emilie Reymond

Systech has launched a new packaging line automation solution that it claims will help drug makers address their manufacturing line inefficiencies.

A world of outsourcing awaits - Part IV other contract services

By  Kirsty Barnes

Pharmaceutical companies are beginning to catch up with other industry sectors that take an increasingly realistic view of what they consider a core competency and outsourcing what is left - Outsourcing-Pharma takes a snapshot of the scene.