Mehrdad Tabrizi appointed Executive Vice President & General Manager, LGC Axolabs
LGC today announced the appointment of Dr Mehrdad Tabrizi as Executive Vice President and General Manager for LGC Axolabs.
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LGC today announced the appointment of Dr Mehrdad Tabrizi as Executive Vice President and General Manager for LGC Axolabs.
Read MoreFive more soldiers who fell at the Battle of Fromelles more than 100 years ago have been identified using DNA analysis performed by LGC.
Read MoreThe first step in a partnership between the University of Leeds and the NML, the laboratory was launched on Friday, 31 March 2023 at a special event hosted Nexus, which features talks from Professors Julian Braybrook and Nick Plant, as well as a visit from the Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin.
Read MoreLeading manufacturer and supplier of analytical reference standards greatly complements LGC's current offering
Read MoreAfter ten years with LGC, initially as Chief Executive Officer and most recently as Non-Executive Chair, Tim Robinson has announced that, as planned, he will be retiring from LGC to focus on public service and philanthropy.
Read MoreUpdate for the half year ended 30 September 2022
Read MoreLGC's first ESG report using GRI Standards, the most widely used sustainability reporting framework
Read MoreAustralians identified by LGC's ongoing DNA work concerning remains discovered at Fromelles, northern France
Read MoreRoadmap to support the measurements associated with infectious disease and future pandemic readiness has recently been published
Read MoreFacility will serve as home of The Native Antigen Company and an advanced workflow applications laboratory for LGC Biosearch Technologies
Read MoreThis is LGC’s second ESG report using the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, the most widely used sustainability reporting framework globally.
Read MoreThe paper, titled “Monkeypox: another test for PCR”, focuses on how to ensure the PCR diagnosis tests being deployed for monkeypox will be most accurate and that lessons learned on PCR testing from the COVID-19 pandemic are applied to the current epidemic.
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