Agilent Technologies has sponsored a biology mass spectrometry facility at the National University of Ireland, Galway.
“The opening of this facility is a continuation of Agilent’s drive to be a key technology partner for innovative research in academia,” said Gustavo Salem, general manager for Agilent’s mass spectrometer business.
The facility also received funding from Science Foundation Ireland and the inward investment body, the Industrial Development Association
The collaboration between Galway and Agilent is part of Agilent’s Academia Program, which facilitates collaborations with universities around the world.
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