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High throughput experimentation - a boost for product development

September 22, 2017

September 2017 - Clariant, Frankfurt, Germany

“To help reduce the time to market for new products, Group Technology & Innovation has developed an advanced laboratory centered on high throughput experimentation (HTE) techniques. The lab provides accelerated synthesis, formulation, application and testing for all business units across the product landscape.

Accelerating the development of new products and reducing their time to market is a critical factor in Clariant’s success. Developing a product often requires multiple formulations and testing, making this process very labor-intensive and time-consuming.

To accelerate scientific research, Clariant has set up a central High Throughput Experimentation (HTE) laboratory at its Clariant Innovation Center (CIC) in Frankfurt-Hoechst, Germany. HTE uses automated instrumentation, specialized software tools, and alternative research techniques to increase the output of experimentation, application, and testing, all of which help improve the efficiency and productivity of the development process.“

Take a peek into the lab and learn more about how it can support Clariant’s businesses.
http://compact.clariant.com/en/Clariant-Compact/March-2017/High-Throughput-Experimentation

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