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févr. 12

2010 German Seminar Series: Dates and Locations Announced

Charles River Germany offers a wide range of seminars, workshops, and training courses for animal technicians, veterinarians, biologists, and laboratory technicians who work with laboratory animals. For our seminars and training courses, we cooperate with different universities and well-known scientists. All seminars are accepted as a further education program by the Swiss authority.

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Charles River Webinar: In Vitro Assays and Biomarker Analysis to Support Drug Discovery and Preclinical Models of Disease

On Thursday, February 25, 2010, Charles River Discovery and Imaging Services will host a webinar titled “In Vitro Assays and Biomarker Analysis to Support Drug Discovery and Preclinical Models of Disease,” as part of the “Charles River Presents:” series.

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janv. 11

New PCR Assay for Pinworm Detection Offered by Charles River

As part of our infectious disease PCR testing, we now offer a TaqMan® PCR assay to detect two species of pinworm, Syphacia oblevata and Aspiculuris tetraptera, enabling us to detect a pinworm infection even in the absence of visible eggs or organisms.

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Health & Safety Officer: Tranent, Scotland

The Health & Safety Officer provides support to the Safety Manager in all matters relating to the provision of H&S. Major responsibilities of this position include: providing assistance to local managers with assessments and other practical requirements as necessary under H&S legislation; assisting in the operation, development and organisation of safety and health monitoring schemes; assisting in the development and monitoring of systems for the control of all operations involving the use of radioactive materials in accordance with current legislation; undertaking incident investigations as necessary; serving as a liaison with the Occupation Health Service and internal and external Enforcing Authorities as required; carrying out regular H&S audits; and assisting in staff safety training.

Clinical Pathology Analyst: Tranent, Scotland

The Clinical Pathology Analyst is responsible for undertaking routine and specialised analyses in clinical chemistry and haematology as well as for assessing and reporting clinical pathology data. Other tasks include monitoring the performance of assays and equipment with internal and external quality control, maintaining legible and permanent records of all results obtained together with relevant supporting data, and participating in development of new techniques and services.

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