News Archive: 2019
Equipment enables rapid disaster response in Malawi
November 25, 2019
In March 2019, Cyclone Idai became one of the worst natural disasters ever to hit the Southern hemisphere. It ravaged Malawi and neighboring countries, affecting an estimated 3 million people. With equipment from Instrumental Access, Dr. Gama Bandawe of the Malawi University of Science and Technology, was poised to respond with the necessary scientific tools in place.
New life of lab equipment makes science possible for researchers returning to their home countries
STAT News - August 9, 2019
The impact of Instrumental Access is driving scientific progress worldwide. This story from the Boston Globe's STAT News highlights scientists from our global network who are making water safer to drink in Malawi, creating more nutritious crops in Benin, preventing HIV in the Dominican Republic, and studying oral cancer in India.
2019 Founder's Award: MilliporeSigma
July 18, 2019
MilliporeSigma was recognized with a Founder's Award at Positively Instrumental 2019 for their role as founding members of our Consortium, and for the many ways they sparks curiosity by seeding science worldwide.
2019 Founder's Award: Dr. Nina Dudnik
July 11, 2019
At this year's Positively Instrumental celebration, we were proud to honor Dr. Nina Dudnik for her 16 years of leadership as founder and CEO of Seeding Labs. In case you missed it, here's part of our tribute to her.
School of Pharmacy Selected to Receive Instrumental Access Award from Seeding Labs
university of ghana - May 30, 2019
The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of Ghana School of Pharmacy, under the College of Health Science, has been selected as one of 13 awardees chosen for the Instrumental Access 2019 programme.
2019 Founder's Award: Takeda Pharmaceuticals
May 22, 2019
For their role as founding members of our Global Health Corporate Consortium, and for their unwavering belief that supporting science everywhere makes a healthier world, we recognized Takeda Pharmaceuticals with a Founder's Award at Positively Instrumental 2019.
2019 Innovator Award: Neta Scientific, Inc.
May 16, 2019
For their commitment to finding new ways to join forces and magnify our collective impact, we recognized Neta Scientific, Inc. with the Innovator Award at Positively Instrumental 2019.
Introducing Instrumental Access 2019
May 13, 2019
We compiled the top 5 things you should know about our oustanding Instrumental Access 2019 awardees. They represent 13 research departments in nine developing countries around the world.
Russian-Armenian University Wins Equipment from Seeding Labs
russian-armenian university - May 6, 2019
Russian-Armenian University is among the 13 exceptional awardees worldwide to receive lab equipment through the Seeding Labs Instrumental Access program in 2019.
Unilag Receives 2019 Instrumental Access Award from Seeding Labs
university of lagos - May 5, 2019
On May 1st, 2019, the University of Lagos was honoured to be selected as one of 13 awardees from around the world to receive scientific equipment from Seeding Labs’ 2019 Instrumental Access program.
Seeding Labs Celebrates Growing Stronger, Growing Together at Fourth Annual Positively Instrumental Event
May 1, 2019
Thirteen ambitious research departments in developing countries around the world have been awarded scientific resources and equipment through Seeding Labs’ 2019 Instrumental Access program. Seeding Labs announced the 2019 Instrumental Access awardees at its fourth annual "Positively Instrumental" event.
'Scientific talent is everwhere. Resources are not.'
Merck.com - April 24, 2019
Lab equipment donations from Merck and other companies are helping unleash the full potential of scientists everywhere. "Our donations are helping to remove a key barrier to scientific discovery and education in the developing world: lack of access to modern equipment," says Johnny Bennett, Associate Vice President, Discovery Chemistry, Merck Research Laboratories.
Cell Signaling Technology Announces New Corporate Partners
PRweb - April 17, 2019
Cell Signaling Technology has formalized partnerships with eight non-profit organizations, including Seeding Labs. These partnerships strengthen CST’s alignment with organizations that encourage science and environmental education, arts, and support for the underprivileged throughout Massachusetts.
Mount Kenya University receives lab equipment from Seeding Labs
mount kenya university - April 1, 2019
Mount Kenya University's School of Pure and Applied Sciences in Kenya celebrated receiving their Instrumental Access shipment of equipment from Seeding Labs.
Leadership Transition: Introducing Seeding Labs’ New CEO
March 28, 2019
The Seeding Labs Board of Directors has announced a leadership transition. After 16 years leading Seeding Labs, Nina Dudnik has decided to step down as CEO and the Board has selected Melissa P. Wu as Nina’s successor.
Instrumental Access 2019: Call for Applications Now Open
March 26, 2019
Does your lab need equipment to accelerate research and support your STEM teaching?🔬 You could be our next Instrumental Access partner!
Instrumental Access Equipment Arrives at University of Zimbabwe
Feb. 21, 2019
Thanks to our donors and supporters like you, Instrumental Access equipment has arrived at the University of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼! Get a first-hand look at the equipment's arrival in Harare here:
Watch: Five New TeleScience Videos
Jan. 3, 2019
We're delighted to debut five new TeleScience videos this month, ranging from molecular biology to immunohistochemistry.
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