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Jul 02, 2010
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Agilent announced that it has awarded Pauline Rudd, professor of glycobiology at the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training in Dublin, Ireland, an Agilent Thought Leader Award for her work in glycomics.

The award, which is the first from the company's new Thought Leader program, includes an undisclosed amount of funding and instruments for the NIBRT. Rudd's research focuses on developing novel approaches to the analysis of protein glycosylation.

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