Home | News Source BioScience invest €585,000 in stability storage 16 Sep 2019 Source Bioscience, an international provider of integrated laboratory services and products, today announced it has invested €585,000 in microbiology and sterility testing labs at its stability storage facility in Tramore, Co Waterford, Ireland. Read more Stability Storage Outsourcing 9 Jul 2018 The decision to outsource your stability studies can be influenced by many different factors. The outcome is a success when collaborating with the right partner. Read more Validation 23 May 2018 Source Bioscience validation department offers full on-site validation and calibration for environmental rooms/chambers, incubators, refrigerators, freezers and all associated monitoring equipment such as data logging systems and chart recorders. Read more Walk-in & reach-in rooms 2 May 2018 At Source BioScience, we have been designing, manufacturing, installing and commissioning GMP and FDA, compliant controlled environmental equipment for stability storage testing for over twenty-five years. Read more Off-site Stability Storage 10 Apr 2018 We have three stability storage facilities across our business, Rochdale, Tramore and Los Angeles. During our history, we have provided off site, controlled temperature and humidity stability storage for many of the blue-chip and top 20 global pharmaceutical companies as well as various other contract laboratories. Read more Source BioScience & Digital Pathology 20 Mar 2018 At Source BioScience we see first-hand the pressure NHS pathology labs are under with the lack of digital pathology. The need to meet the two weeks wait (TWW) is never ending for departments with a lack of consultants, BMS’s and limited pool of new entries in to the pathology educational system. Coupled with case complexity increasing and the number of blocks and slides being generated, it is pushing already stretched departments to the limit. Read more Whole Exome Sequencing 6 Mar 2018 The exome is the protein-coding region of the human genome. Although there are over 3 billion base pairs in the human genome, the exome is representative of only 2%. Approximately 85% of all known disease related variants are located within the exome, which allows researchers to focus their resources if they are interested in disease causing variants. Read more Prev