Imaging FlowCytobot

IFCB in NAAMES Expeditions

An Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) was among the ship-board laboratory instruments deployed in a recent North Atlantic Aerosols and Marine Ecosystems Study (NAAMES) cruise. University of Maine scientists Emmanuel Boss, Lee Karp-Boss and graduate student Nils Haentjens used an IFCB to collect over 1.4 million high resolution images of individual chlorophyll containing particles. The NAAMES goal
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March 15-17 McLane at Oceanology International

March 15-17, McLane Engineering Manager Tim Shanahan and UK Sales Rep Kelso Riddell will be at OI London in Stand P120. McLane Sales Reps from Canada, Germany, France, Japan, Portugal, and Spain will also attend this event at the Excel Exhibition Centre. We look forward to answering your questions. Our IFCB sampler demo will be running  a live feed to
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Eighth Symposium on Harmful Algae: Long Beach, CA, November 15-19

November 15-19, 2015, McLane’s Director of Special Projects, Ivory Engstrom, will be attending The Eighth Symposium on Harmful Algae in Long Beach, California. This year’s conference will be held aboard the Queen Mary. McLane’s booth will feature a demonstration unit of the IFCB, including a live feed to images from a local water sample. McLane will
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International Guests Train at McLane

Customers from Germany, China and Norway recently completed instrument training at McLane facilities with our 15m test tank. Profiler and sampler training included mechanical, electronic and deployment programming components, and recovery/data offload procedures. If you own a McLane profiler or sampler or are thinking of purchasing from our product line, hands-on product
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April 2015 Newsletter

In the April 2015 Newsletter learn about our live demonstration of an Imaging FlowCtyobot (IFCB) at Ocean Business '15, Sediment Traps in an Iron Fertilization Study, Microbial Populations Studied with the ESP, WTS-LV Training, and Preparing Glass for Summer Deployments. Subscribe to our newsletter in electronic format. We publish our electronic newsletter only a few
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McLane IFCB Sales

McLane Research Laboratories has reached a milestone with the sale of an Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) to Michigan based company PhycoTech. While McLane has been selling the IFCB to academic institutions since 2013, the sale to PhycoTech marks the first to a commercial entity. PhycoTech, an environmental consulting company located in St Joseph, MI specializes in
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McLane at Ocean Business UK

14-16 April 2015, McLane will be in Southampton, UK. Director of Special Projects Ivory Engstrom will be attending Ocean Business 2015. McLane will have a demonstration IFCB unit with a continuous stream of live images from local water, in addition to information on the company’s full line of samplers, profilers, and flotation. Contact us for
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McLane at ASLO Granada

22-27 February 2015, McLane will be in Granada, Spain. Director of Special Projects Ivory Engstrom, as well as our EU sales representatives, will be attending the 2015 Aquatic Sciences Meeting. Contact us for more details, and visit us at Booth 24. We will be happy to answer your questions as well as share updates on
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McLane at Ocean Sciences 21-26 February

February 21-26, 2016, McLane’s GM Jon Mogul and Engineering Manager Tim Shanahan will be at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in New Orleans, LA. Visit us in Booth # 509 at the Ernest N. Memorial Convention Center. An IFCB sampler will run in the Booth showing a live feed to images from a local water sample, and our newest single event sampler, the Dual Filter WTS-LV
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Meet us at INMARTECH 2014

18-21 November 2014, McLane Engineering Manager Tim Shanahan will attend INMARTECH in Corvallis, Oregon. Contact us for more details. Tim can update you about our IFCB and ESP deployments, new WTS-LV dual filter sampler and answer questions about our profilers, samplers and mooring products.
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