Eppendorf Announces Best New General Lab Product Win
Eppendorf announces that it won the Best New General Lab Product at the Scientists’ Choice Awards.
Eppendorf announced that SelectScience named it the Best New General Lab Product winner at the Scientists’ Choice Awards. The awards, which were announced at Pittcon 2015 in New Orleans, LA, are nominated and voted on by SelectScience’s audience of purchasing scientists, according to the website. Eppendorf’s Multipette M4/Repeater M4, a hand-held serial pipetting instrument, was given the award in recognition of a product that has “significantly contributed towards laboratory efforts in 2014,” according to the press release.
“This year, more than 7400 scientists worldwide participated in the Scientists' Choice Awards, celebrating the most innovative technologies of 2014 from the most successful manufacturers. The Reviewers' Choice Awards showcase the power of impartial reviews and enable scientists to make informed purchasing decisions,” said Kerry Parker, editor-in-chief of SelectScience, in a press release.
Source: Eppendorf
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