“Dr Shaker” Offers Sound Advice

Developers and users of shaken bioreactors profit from the information and expertise available at www.shakingtechnology.com. Forum Shaking Technology started in early 2009 and since then its web page www.shakingtechnology.com has attracted both newcomers and experienced researchers from the field of shaking bioreactors. The website is now well established with visitors from academia and industry.

Articles

Matching Grinding Method to Sample Type

Products
Straps Secure Odd-Shaped Vessels During Shaking
Humidity-Resistant Shaker Meets GMP Standards
Shaker Gets Automation Upgrade
Easy-to-Use Orbital Shaker

News
Interactive Database Showcases S&E Profiles
Hemlock Population Strong in the Face of Infestation
Cameras Will Stream Live from Space
Variety of Products on Display at EAS

The cornerstone of this successful concept is “Dr Shaker” who will answer any questions about shaking technology. “Dr Shaker” is not just a catchy title for FAQs but is actually a network of specialists from universities and companies who answer every question individually and in-depth.

Visitors to Forum Shaking Technology can also access the free publication database, which currently offers more than 450 entries about shaken bioreactors. This database contains broad search functions and is continuously updated. In addition, users can sign up for the newsletter “Shaken - not stirred,” which highlights new developments and features a scientific paper. Information about trade fairs, news and innovative products complete the offering from the forum.

Forum Shaking Technology is supported by four partner companies covering shaking machines, chemical-optical sensors, laboratory glassware and plastic products for tissue culture. A.Kuhner AG (Birsfelden, Switzerland), PreSens Precision Sensing GmbH (Regensburg, Germany), DURAN Group GmbH (Wertheim, Germany) and TPP Techno Plastic Products AG (Trasadingen, Switzerland) all contribute their experience and knowledge to the forum.

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