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Started by shitmadzu
Sat, 30 Jun 2001 18:10
Pittcon Editors' Awards 2001
Author: shitmadzu
Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2001 18:10
Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2001 18:10
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Pittcon Editors' Awards 2001 In mid March 2001, Instrumenta (www.aireport.com) announced "products spanning the analytical spectrum won top honors at the annual Pittcon Editors' Awards judging session" following an extensive review of several new introductions by manufacturers in the analytical instrumentation arena. Three prominent vendors were singled out and rewarded for their cutting edge technologies and innovations. Following an informal poll of editors and journalists who reviewed nearly 20 different product nominations, this is how the chips fell this year: Pittcon Editors' Gold Award Merck's KGaA Chromolith HPLC columns Pittcon Editors' Silver Award Siemens Applied Automation's Advance Quantra FTICR mass spectrometer Pittcon Editors' Bronze Award CEM Corporation's SMART Trac (microwave-NMR) system, and Syagen Technology's Radiance Pro quadrupole ion-trap TOF analyzer Other notable mentions with significant vote totals included: Atlas CDS 2001 chromatographic analysis and data management software and A2D acquisition device for chromatography from Thermo LabSystems (Altrincham, England); Breeze™ HPLC system from Waters Corporation (Milford, MA); MCE 2000 absorbance-based capillary electrophoresis system from Combisep (Ames, IA); Global Q-TOF and Q-TOF Micro from Micromass Ltd (Altrincham, England); induction fluidics dispenser from first-time exhibitor Nanoliter; LC-SPE-NMR-MS and 800 US2 NMR from Bruker BioSpin (Billerica, MA); LC-MS training program from Savant Audiovisuals Inc. (Fullerton, CA); Mass Rate Attenuator for active LC-MS splitting from Rheodyne LP (Rohnert Park, CA); Q1000 DSC from TA Instruments (New Castle, DE); Quantage imaging software and syncroCOOL digital camera from Syncroscopy (Cambridge, England). Take the advice of the Pittcon Editors who put considerable time and effort into producing this gold, silver and bronze list of vendors that have distinguished themselves far and above the competition. You'll have to forgive us for not noting who wasn't worthy of inclusion on this select list. While they did manage to muster a nomination, in this world of corporate bribes, payoffs and the denial of any wrong-doing, one should be deservedly suspicious of the entire nomination process.... particularly if a Japanese company is involved! Expect Less Value and More Disappointment from Shimadzu! http://shimadzu.wxs.org http://shimadzu.is-crazy.com http://shimadzu.home-page.org
Re: Pittcon Editors' Awards 2001
Author: ANON
Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2001 21:45
Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2001 21:45
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Must be tough when the world knows you as Mark Kukucka, the polish ahole who was fired by Shimadzu AND Composite Rotor! Ryland Homes DO sell dreams! Terry Adams for PREZ! shitmadzu wrote: > > Pittcon Editors' Awards 2001 > > In mid March 2001, Instrumenta (www.aireport.com) announced "products > spanning the analytical spectrum won top honors at the annual Pittcon > Editors' Awards judging session" following an extensive review of > several new introductions by manufacturers in the analytical > instrumentation arena. Three prominent vendors were singled out and > rewarded for their cutting edge technologies and innovations. > Following an informal poll of editors and journalists who reviewed > nearly 20 different product nominations, this is how the chips fell > this year: > > Pittcon Editors' Gold Award > > Merck's KGaA Chromolith HPLC columns > > Pittcon Editors' Silver Award > > Siemens Applied Automation's Advance Quantra FTICR mass spectrometer > > Pittcon Editors' Bronze Award > > CEM Corporation's SMART Trac (microwave-NMR) system, and > > Syagen Technology's Radiance Pro quadrupole ion-trap TOF analyzer > > Other notable mentions with significant vote totals included: Atlas > CDS 2001 chromatographic analysis and data management software and A2D > acquisition device for chromatography from Thermo LabSystems > (Altrincham, England); Breeze™ HPLC system from Waters > Corporation (Milford, MA); MCE 2000 absorbance-based capillary > electrophoresis system from Combisep (Ames, IA); Global Q-TOF and > Q-TOF Micro from Micromass Ltd (Altrincham, England); induction > fluidics dispenser from first-time exhibitor Nanoliter; LC-SPE-NMR-MS > and 800 US2 NMR from Bruker BioSpin (Billerica, MA); LC-MS training > program from Savant Audiovisuals Inc. (Fullerton, CA); Mass Rate > Attenuator for active LC-MS splitting from Rheodyne LP (Rohnert Park, > CA); Q1000 DSC from TA Instruments (New Castle, DE); Quantage imaging > software and syncroCOOL digital camera from Syncroscopy (Cambridge, > England). > > Take the advice of the Pittcon Editors who put considerable time and > effort into producing this gold, silver and bronze list of vendors > that have distinguished themselves far and above the competition. > You'll have to forgive us for not noting who wasn't worthy of > inclusion on this select list. While they did manage to muster a > nomination, in this world of corporate bribes, payoffs and the denial > of any wrong-doing, one should be deservedly suspicious of the entire > nomination process.... particularly if a Japanese company is involved! > > > Expect Less Value and More Disappointment from Shimadzu! > > http://shimadzu.wxs.org > http://shimadzu.is-crazy.com > http://shimadzu.home-page.org
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