Hardy Diagnostics hires research and development manager

Will accelerate entry into new molecular markets

Christopher Crowe has joined Hardy Diagnostics, the Californian developer of products for the identification of products for the culture and identification of bacteria and fungi, as research and development manager.

Crowe will lead the company’s r&d and team in developing products for the diagnostic laboratory. He was recently involved in launching a product line for the molecular biology market known as CulGenex.

In addition, Crowe is expanding Hardy Diagnostics’ line of chromogenic media, which detect bacteria quickly and easily due to a colour change produced by the organisms after coming into contact with the culture media.

Jay Hardy, president of Hardy Diagnostics, said Crowe’s knowledge of molecular biology techniques would accelerate the firm’s entry into new markets.

You may also like

Cleaning

Hardy Diagnostics launches new ready-to-use dehydrated culture plate

US-based microbiological testing firm Hardy has launched a product that provides total aerobic plate counts in 24 hours
Regulatory

AloeSafe hand sanitiser is free from toxic chemicals

Leaves hands soft and silky
Finance

TRU Cleanroom Cleaning changes name to venture into the US

The cleanroom cleaning expert has changed its name to TRU Global Solutions and set up a joint venture with Pharma Resource Group, as part of its new push into the US market
Analysis

Cherwell demonstrates strong distributor support at LabDays 2024

Prepared microbiological media product insight to be shared on Dorte Egelund’s stand by Cherwell experts at LabDays Stockholm 2024
Analysis

Thommen Medical equips new cleanroom with Rotronic Monitoring System

The dental implant manufacturer has installed a Rotronic Monitoring System by Process Sensing Technology in its newly built cleanroom
Cleaning

Top no-touch tech for mitigating contamination in a cleanroom

Dr Ronald Brown from AeroClave discusses the three most commonly used no-touch decontamination (NTD) methods for mitigating contaminants in cleanrooms
Cleaning

Why are semiconductors so sensitive to contamination?

Semiconductors are the backbone of our world and the technology that runs our lives, businesses, health systems, entertainment, and more. They do an incredible number of often unappreciated tasks from conducting electricity to processing information
Subscribe now