McLane is hitting the road this fall! Our team will be attending several conferences where we’re looking forward to catching up with customers, displaying our eDNA samplers, and talking about the latest developments in ocean observing, harmful algal bloom monitoring, eDNA, and Arctic research.
- October 25–29 — U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae (USHABS), Cedar Rapids, IA
McLane staff will be at the 13th U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae, connecting with the HAB community and displaying the Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB). We’ll kick things off on Sunday, October 25, with a mini #IFCBWorks workshop from 10:30 AM–5:00 PM. Designed for both new and experienced users, #IFCBWorks will provide a technical overview of the IFCB. Space is limited! Sign up here
- October 28–30 — Global eDNA Conference, Seattle, WA
We’ll also be heading west for the Global eDNA Conference. McLane staff will be on hand at Stand 17 with a Robotic Cartridge Sampling Instrument (RoCSI) to talk about our automated, in situ sampling instruments and how they are being used in eDNA research and applications. - December 7–10 — ArcticNet ASM2026, Halifax, Nova Scotia
We’ll wrap up 2026 at ArcticNet’s Annual Scientific Meeting in Halifax. McLane staff will be joined by our Canadian sales representative, ROMOR, to talk about instrumentation for long-term and remote ocean observing.
Will you be at one of these meetings? Set up a time with us. We always enjoy hearing what you’re working on and talking about how McLane instrumentation can support your science.
