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,
Join McLane May 12–16, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada where we’ll be showcasing the Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB), a powerful in-situ sampler for automated HABs detection and environmental monitoring that has transformed how scientists observe and study phytoplankton ecosystems. The IFCB features real-time phytoplankton monitoring, automated classification, hardened for deployment at sea, on vehicles, or in the
We can’t wait to see you at Ocean Sciences in Glasgow, Scotland, February 23–26! Visit McLane at Stand 11 to experience our 6,000 m rated Robotic Cartridge Sampling Instrument (RoCSI), for in situ eDNA collection with integrated preservation and flexible sample capacities and our Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) for automated HABs detection and environmental monitoring. Consult
This year marks 12 years of the McLane Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) — a milestone in ocean observation and plankton monitoring. Since its first deployment, the IFCB has become a cornerstone instrument for HAB research and time-series imaging worldwide. To celebrate, between Nov 12 and Dec 12, we’re giving customers a chance to win limited-edition IFCB
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