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Azure Biosystems announces opportunity to win a chemiSOLO imaging system

Azure Biosystems
4 Sept 2023
Georgina Wynne Hughes
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Prof. Dr. Lubka Roumenina

Azure Biosystems is thrilled to announce its first giveaway campaign, with the grand prize being a brand-new chemiSOLO imaging system. The chemiSOLO is a high-performance, personal imager that combines a compact design, unique web-based control software, and economical cost to bring high-quality imaging to any lab. With this giveaway, labs from around the globe can enter to win the state-of-the-art chemiluminescent Western and visible gel imager.

The giveaway will be active from Monday, September 4, 2023 until Friday, October 20, 2023. For a chance to win a FREE chemiSOLO, click here between these dates and follow the instructions on the page!

There are multiple ways to increase your chances of winning outlined on the giveaway page. Follow Azure Biosystems on Twitter and LinkedIn or sign up for the Azure Insider Newsletter to earn additional entries into the raffle. For the most bonus entries, tweet Azure Biosystems a picture of where you would put the chemiSOLO in your lab using #WinchemiSOLO and tagging @azurebiosystems. With a footprint of only 11.5” x 17.0” x 8.75” (W x D x H), the chemiSOLO will fit neatly into any busy lab space!

"Azure Biosystems is so excited about our new chemiSOLO imaging system and we are thrilled to offer this giveaway opportunity so a lab can receive a FREE chemiSOLO,” said Toshio Kanazawa, Associate Product Manager. “This giveaway will help us bring state-of-the art, quantitative chemiluminescent and visible protein gel imaging to more users."

Official rules for the chemiSOLO giveaway can be found at azurebiosystems.com/giveaway. Learn more about chemiSOLO by clicking here.

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