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Lopez Joins PerkinElmer After Proteome Systems Consolidates R&D Efforts in Sydney

Sep 30, 2002
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In its quest to be taken seriously in the field of proteomics, PerkinElmer has acquired Packard Biosciences, partnered with Genomic Solutions (now being acquired by Harvard Biosciences), and begun developing a MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer with the help of MDS Sciex. Now the former EG&G, which won the rights to PerkinElmer’s name when it acquired the old PerkinElmer’s analytical instrument business in 1999, is turning to veteran proteomics researcher Mary Lopez.

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