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New SuPR Revolutionizes Filtered High Volume Water Sampling

April 14, 2025 (Falmouth, MA) – McLane Research Laboratories, announces the launch its newest environmental DNA (eDNA) collection instrument, the Suspended Particulate Rosette sampler (SuPR). SuPR autonomously collects 14 individual, high volume particulate samples onto 142 mm membrane filters. Depth-rated to 5,000 m, SuPR can pump up to 2000 liters per sample (depending on filter
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Explore McLane’s innovative eDNA samplers at the H2O Conference and Cove Demo Day

We look forward to seeing you in Canada this week! Meet us at Booth 311  June 3 and 4, at the Halifax Convention Center alongside our Canada Sales Rep, ROMOR. Experience our new versatile eDNA collection sampler, the Robotic Sampling Cartridge Instrument (RoCSI). Learn how our newest technology transfer automates 6,000 m deep, high-capacity sampling
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Spring Prep: Tips for Field Readiness

Spring deployment season is here! If you’re gearing up for fieldwork, advanced planning can make all the difference between a smooth operation and unexpected hiccups in the field.  One crucial preparation step is ensuring all the necessary spares and resources are on-hand well in advance. Some essential considerations: Stock Up on Sample Bottles or Bags
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McLane Brings Groundbreaking eDNA Technology to Oceans’24

McLane is thrilled to announce our upcoming participation at Oceans 2024, the leading conference for marine science and technology in Halifax, Nova Scotia, from September 23-26. Visit us at Booth 522 to experience the Robotic Cartridge Sampling Instrument (RoCSI), a compact, high sample eDNA sampler that was recently deployed onboard an all-electric, solar powered USV.
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McLane to Present & Exhibit 7-9 Nov at MATS

On 9 November, Engineering Director Tim Shanahan will present “Prawler Technology Transfer and First Article Deployment”  at the Marine Autonomy & Technology Showcase (MATS) in Southampton UK. Now in its 9th year, MATS has become a key event in the marine technology calendar, attracting delegates from around the world. The 3-day event features presentations and
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McLane Highlights its New eDNA Sampler at Oceans ‘23

McLane is excited to announce its upcoming participation at Oceans 23, Biloxi, MS. The premier marine science and technology conference is taking place this year along the picturesque Gulf Coast from September 25 to 28, 2023. In Booth 410, McLane will showcase its new eDNA sampler, the Robotic Cartridge Sampling Instrument (RoCSI), and other instruments
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Sneak peek of McLane’s new eDNA sampler: RoCSI

McLane Engineering Director Tim Shanahan recently spoke about McLane’s newest technology transfer, the Robotic Sampling Instrument (RoCSI) at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) Innovations Conference in Southampton, UK. RoCSI is McLane’s new 2023 technology transfer from NOC.  A field-proven in situ autonomous sampler, RoCSI collects and preserves water samples into industry standard 0.2 and 0.45
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McLane at OI’24 London, 12-14 March

McLane is excited to attend Oceanology International, London 12-14 March. Contact us to connect during the conference and discuss your science projects. Engineering Director Tim Shanahan will have details about our new, eDNA sampler RoCSI, now available to order. Plus, learn about the Signal Activated Bottom Lander (SABL) Sediment Trap (designed to target specific discharge
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Successful IFCB Deployment at the Isle of Shoals

Isle of Shoals, Maine, July 2023:  In a significant development for the detection and monitoring of harmful algal blooms (HABs), a research team led by Dr. Michael Brosnahan at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has successfully deployed an Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) phytoplankton sensor at the Isle of Shoals. This cutting-edge instrument, equipped with AI-based image
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McLane joins URI on unique PPS deployment

McLane GM Jonathan Mogul recently accompanied University of Rhode Island (URI) researchers to deploy a Particle and Phytoplankton sampler (PPS) on a custom-designed buoy in Quonset Bay, RI. Researchers from URI’s Davies Lab utilized a relatively small boat and two scuba divers to hang the PPS on the side of the buoy just below the
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