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We've teamed up with our partner Ellutia to offer the chance to win a free place on our Absolute Basics of GC & GC-MS training course hosted at Ellutia's GC Excellence Academy - enter now.
The winner can choose to attend on either 26th April or 11th October 2019. There are also 4 fantastic goody bags to be won!
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Are you going to Pittcon 2019, the world’s leading annual conference and exhibition on laboratory science?
Dr Diane Turner from Anthias Consulting will be delivering four training presentations as part of the Pittcon short courses programme.
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In November, trainer and consultant Dr Imran Janmohamed returned to the University of Lagos in Nigeria to deliver the latest GC-MS workshop in the Royal Society of Chemistry's Pan-Africa Chemistry Network (PACN) training programme.
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Anthias Consulting enjoyed attending Lab Innovations this year and connecting with partners and clients at the show, the UK’s largest laboratory event.
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Trainer and Consultant Richard Stokes has been admitted as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, in recognition of his work in the chemical sciences.
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Dr Diane Turner will be giving two presentations at Lab Innovations on 31st October - 1st November 2018 in Birmingham, UK.
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We currently have a vacancy for a Training Course Co-ordinator with an immediate start. This is a part-time role and involves planning and organising our scheduled training courses, supporting non-scheduled and consultancy work and performing other company administrative tasks.
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Our 2019 scheduled course calendar is now available.
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In August, two practical HPLC & LC-MS workshops were run at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology in Kenya, in collaboration with the Royal Society of Chemistry Pan Africa Chemistry Network and the Recycling Organisation for Research Opportunities charity.
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At the end of May 2018, Dr Diane Turner visited Pendragon Primary School in Cambridgeshire, UK to facilitate a fun day of forensics with the Year 4 and 5 classes.