USA: Research Campus Agilent Opens New R&D Hub for Molecular Spectroscopy
Editor: Alexander Stark
Agilent Technologies announced the opening of a new state-of-the-art facility for spectroscopy research and development at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire, UK.
Agilent Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire
(Source: Agilent)
Santa Clara/USA — The new Agilent site in Oxfordshire will be a major research and development hub for laser spectroscopy. It will also incorporate the company's Raman spectroscopy business, formerly known as Cobalt Light Systems (acquired by Agilent in 2017).
The company is focusing on investment in two main areas: research and development to enable customers to perform better science, and harmonizing existing product lines to ensure an optimal customer experience. The site will also accommodate the company’s Laser Spectroscopy Center of Excellence (LSCE), focusing on research and development in the field of vibrational spectroscopy.
The Harwell Campus is well-known as a hub for science and innovation. Harwell is home to over 200 organizations (public, private, and academic), 6000 people, and $ 2.5 billion of large-scale national science infrastructure. It is also where Agilent’s proprietary Raman technologies were originally developed by Prof. Pavel Matousek, and his colleagues at the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, and where Cobalt Light Systems was first established.
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