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Judith participated in the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Section of the American Society of Animal Science, organised in March in Omaha, and the Mid-Atlantic Nutrition Conference which was held in April in Hunt Valley, Baltimore.

Both events focused on our new application field animal nutrition. Bioprocess Control was present with an exhibition stand at both events, where conference delegates could see our products which can be used for in vitro digestibility analyses, and di

The long-awaited moment has finally arrived! We are very excited to attend the annual meeting of the European Federation of Animal Sciences (EAAP) next week in Davos, Switzerland – on site!

At this event, we are going to exhibit our Gas Endeavour which is “the” analytical platform for the assessment of feeds for ruminants and monogastric animals. With Gas Endeavour, users can easily perform i

Our Product Application Engineer, Judith van Gorp, travelled to Pittsburgh in the United States to attend the largest Dairy Science conference in the world: the Annual Meeting of the American Dairy Science Association.

Around 2,000 attendees from all over the world participated in this conference, where a broad spectrum of topics related to dairy science and ruminant nutrition was discussed. Half a day was also planned for engaging presentations regarding the mitigation of greenhou

We took our Gas Endeavour to Belfast, UK, for the EAAP 2016 on August 29 – September 3, when over 1400 participants representing both academia and the industry gathered from 59 countries. There were 700 presentations and 450 posters on various topics, such as: genetics and precision breeding, livestock and climate change, dairy and beef production, grazing and feed evaluation systems.

We also had interesting visits to an animal feed man

Dr. Jing Liu, Bioprocess Control CEO said: “Bioprocess Control acts as the sole industrial partner and will have a major role and responsibility in developing a new in-vitro laboratory test protocol, together with Lund University, using an automated batch fermentation analysis platform from Bioprocess Control to quantify methane and carbon dioxide produced in bulk slurry and at the air-liquid interface. Results can be used to parameterise sub-models of daily methane emission from utilis