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McLane facilities closed due to MA Gov Baker’s order, but Instrument Support Available

In compliance with Massachusetts Governor Baker’s order of March 23, 2020 regarding COVID-19, McLane facilities will be closed from Tuesday, 24 March at 12 noon until Tuesday, 7 April 2020. Although our building will be closed, our team remains available via remote work to support our customers. The best way to reach us is to
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IFCB Awes Young Learners

The Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) mesmerized a group of elementary and middle school students recently during a McLane classroom visit and IFCB demo. GM Jon Mogul brought the IFCB to the Bay Farm Montessori Academy in MA where he spoke with students and helped them experience first-hand how the smart underwater microscope captures phytoplankton images from
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McLane Hosts STEM Week Visitors and More

At McLane, we remain committed to helping organizations inspire the next generation of researchers.  This October, we enjoyed many opportunities for community involvement by hosting Cape Cod Regional STEM education delegates, Sea Education Association (SEA) students, and INMARTECH attendees  at three separate events. Guests enjoyed presentations on our samplers, profilers and flotation, spoke with engineers about career paths, saw our
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World Ocean Day 2018 and a downloadable Plankton Coloring Page

Friday June 8 is World Ocean Day!  World Ocean Day is global day of ocean awareness and collaboration.  In honor of this celebration, McLane has created a plankton coloring mosaic of images collected in local Cape Cod waters by our Imaging FlowCytobot. Download your coloring page here and see if you can recognize the plankton
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SEA Students Tour McLane

SEA Education Association (SEA), recently visited McLane for a presentation and tour while in Woods Hole mobilizing for their upcoming cruise. The McLane Large Volume Water Transfer System (WTS-LV) is among the oceanographic samplers students learn to deploy during the SEA Semester. Sea Education Association (SEA) is an internationally recognized leader in undergraduate ocean education. Students and staff attended
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McLane named to the 2017 MTR 100 list

McLane is honored to announce it has been named to the 2017 Marine Technology Reporter (MTR) Top 100 list. We extend our sincere appreciation to the editors and staff at Marine Technology Reporter for this honor. McLane was previously named to the MTR 100 in 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016. MTR is the world’s largest audited circulation magazine
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Cape Cod Times article on McLane’s Global Footprint

 May 14, 2017 The Cape Cod Times has published an article on McLane’s exports of its profilers, samplers, and flotation around the world.  Recently, the Small Business Administration (SBA) had selected McLane Research Laboratories, Inc. as 2017 Exporter of the Year for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.  The article included a video of a McLane Moored Profiler descending our 50 ft
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McLane Research named 2017 MA Small Business Exporter of the Year 

April 25, 2017 (Falmouth, MA) – The Small Business Administration (SBA) has selected McLane Research Laboratories, Inc. as 2017 Exporter of the Year for the Commonwealth of MA. “McLane has not only been a recipient of SBA STEP grants that have assisted in defraying costs to promote American exports, but has also worked with the MA
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Lasers! Killer algae! Robots!

The prospect of interacting with a “laser robot that finds killer algae” was a draw with local kids at the Woods Hole Science And Technology Education Partnership’s (WHSTEP) Family Science Night, Thinking Big by Looking Small at the Marine Biological Laboratories.  McLane used the Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) to image phytoplankton from local water collected in Eel Pond.  The
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McLane Heads Back to School

Marine biology students at St. John Paul II high school on Cape Cod, MA, saw science in action when McLane engineers visited with an Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) and other instruments. In the hands-on presentation, the fifty 10th and 11th graders collected a water sample from a local harbor and then watched the IFCB capture images of suspended particles. McLane
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