Bruker Corporation introduces pioneering magnet technology and analytical solutions at the 65th ENC to bolster NMR utilization in academic, clinical, and biopharma research, along with process analytical technologies (PAT). The Ascend Evo 600, featuring a full one-year liquid Helium hold-time and reduced operational costs, facilitates easier lab deployment and sustainability, making NMR more accessible across diverse research domains. This innovation extends Bruker's Evo magnet series, enhancing performance and lowering Helium consumption compared to previous models. Additionally, Bruker expands the utility of its Fourier 80 platform, integrating it with synTQTM PAT management software to streamline process analysis and quality control in API manufacturing. Philippe Robin of Alysophil lauds the setup's transformative potential, enabling distributed manufacturing and on-demand production, with benefits such as increased safety and reduced environmental impact, marking a significant advancement in API production methodologies.
Bruker Advances Magnet Technology For Broader Adoption Of NMR
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09 April
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