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Waters Honors Brazilian Lab

by Marc S. Reisch
February 6, 2012 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 90, Issue 6
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Student Maíra Fasciotti discusses her research with Tim Riley of Waters (left) and Eberlin (right) in front of the Thomson Lab’s Synapt mass spectrometer.
Student Maíra Fasciotti discusses her research with Tim Riley of Waters (l) and Marcos Eberlin (r) in front of the Thomson Laboratory's Synapt Mass Spectrometer.
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Student Maíra Fasciotti discusses her research with Tim Riley of Waters (left) and Eberlin (right) in front of the Thomson Lab’s Synapt mass spectrometer.

Waters Corp. has designated the Thomson Mass Spectrometry Laboratory at the University of Campinas, in Brazil, as a Waters Center of Innovation. The designation recognizes liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry research facilities that support breakthroughs in scientific research. The lab, under the direction of Marcos Eberlin, is the first in South America to receive the Waters honor.

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