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Hi guys,
I´m currenty writing an essay about laboratorys and more specific: about new devices on the market.
I would be thankful if you have some interesting products for me or even better, a personal experience about some devices that you use in your laboratory.
Any comment is helpful! :)
thank you :m:
Hey Maurice,
Which devices are you interested in exactly? A few years ago I wrote a little article about it myself. Maybe I can give you a few tips.
Regards,
Dirk
No offence intended and this may be something you’re already aware of. Case in point is your claim of being a writer, and honestly, I’m not sure if you really are or just someone looking to gather intel and sue somebody.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maurice
I’ve never worked in a lab but I have written a few things. I don’t have a device, only advice. The plural of laboratory, and I double checked (Miriam Webster) to make sure, is laboratories. If you advertise yourself as a writer and intend to use this word multiple times then perhaps using spellcheck is a good idea prior to posting, let alone publishing an article. Thus the validity of your writer claim may become suspect, that’s all.
Hey Dirk,Quote:
Originally Posted by DirkClaas
That would be great! Thank you :)
Hi Maurice,Quote:
Originally Posted by MauriceHey Dirk,Quote:
Originally Posted by DirkClaas
das wäre toll! Danke :)
Your request is a few days old now, but I still want to answer you. I think the pre-poster is bothered by your English - but well, mine is probably not perfect either :-)
If I have understood you correctly, you are mainly concerned with a general overview of the devices on the market in particular or the laboratory topic in general.
In our two laboratories, for example, we use a very new device for cell counting (viability measurement), the fluidlab R-300 from the manufacturer anvajo.
For us, for example, mobility was crucial due to the small size. I think you care about that sort of thing, don't you?
Greetings and stay healthy
Dirk