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Webinars & Virtual Events
2025 Microbiology Week: Pushing the Boundaries of Lens-Based Microscopy with AI
Per Dr. Maxim Batalin, AI-based holographic microscopy is here to stay, with its versatility and easy applicability
2025 Microbiology Week: Streamlining Bioburden Workflows with Membrane Filtration
Patty Lee explores the evolution of microbial testing, highlighting the advantages of modern filtration equipment
2025 Microbiology Week: Controlling Bioburden for Pharmaceutical Product Safety
Dr Binh Nguyen explains why understanding bioburden control is pivotal to a pharma manufacturer and testing laboratory
Announcing the 2025 Microbiology Week!
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2025 Laboratory Quality & Compliance Week Webinars Available On Demand Now
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From Cold Storage Disarray to Sustainable Efficiency: Optimizing Lab Space, Resources, and Research Potential
Learn how to optimize inventory and lab resources to sustainably improve storage management
Laboratory Quality & Compliance Week:Â Simplifying Data Governance
Tracy Hibbs' session covers key elements of data governance, vigilant monitoring, and quality management
Laboratory Quality & Compliance Week: Transforming Lab Operations and More with Cloudtheapp
Wael Zebdeh's session will provide actionable takeaways for labs looking to enhance their quality and compliance management using AI
Navigating Raw Material Testing in the Absence of a USP Monograph: Your Essential Guide to Partnering with a Contract Testing Laboratory
Find out how contract laboratories can help facilities meet the raw material evaluating standards in this webinar
Laboratory Quality & Compliance Week: Tackling Analytical Quality by Design (AQbD)
Paul Mason's upcoming webinar deals with AQbD and defining level of error in laboratory methods
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