Glucose measurement: In-situ, wireless, real-time, no disturbance

C-CIT Sensors will be part of this year's BPI community at the BPI conference in Boston from 26-29 October 2015.

Learn more about C-CIT's innovative sensor technology, about our current products as well as our development projects in the field of disposable multi sensor arrays for single use bioreactors (MSA SUB).

Andreas Koch, PhD, Business Development Manager can be reached at +41 79 935 7481 or andreas.koch@c-cit.ch for personal meetings throughout the conference and show.

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