WTS-LV and Metalloenzyme Studies

Seven WTS-LV samplers were deployed recently by WHOI collaborators Dr. Mak Saito and Dr. Phoebe Lam. The cruise, which took place in the Equatorial Pacific between Hawaii and Samoa, was sampling metalloenzymes, which are key catalysts in global biogeochemical cycling. McLane pumps have proven important to metal and protein sample collection and are used by
McLane will have a display at the 9th annual Office of Naval Research / Marine Technology Society Buoy Workshop (March 5 to 8, 2012) in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.  This meeting will focus on the rapidly expanding technology of oceanographic and other data buoy components and systems. Come visit GM Mike Mathewson at our display: he
Louisiana State University’s Dr. Brent Christner and grad student Amanda Achberger visited McLane in January for training on their Large Volume Water Pump (WTS-LV). The LSU team will be lowering the single event sampler through a bore hole into a glacial lake, some 800m below the Antarctic ice.  The pump will help Dr. Christner’s team

McLane Awarded Contract

(Washington, D.C.) – The Consortium for Ocean Leadership  (OL) and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) announced McLane Research Laboratories, of East Falmouth, Mass., will provide the Wire Following Profiler for the Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) component of the OOI (Ocean Observatories Initiative) program. Read complete article.
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