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B/2160 - Direct electron detecting cameras

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Overview

The Astbury BioStructure Laboratory (ABSL) at the University of Leeds is purchasing two 300keV transmission electron cryo-microscopes (cryo-TEM) for research in structural molecular biology as part of a separate tender process. Manufacturers are invited to supply appropriate direct electron detecting cameras to interface with modern 300keV TEMs (tendered elsewhere), and an existing 200keV TEM, and their software as described below. This tender is split into lots, and manufacturers are encouraged to bid for any or all lots as applicable. Additional information: Funding Description University of Leeds Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityof…

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CPV classification
38511200 — Transmission electron microscope
Currency
GBP
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First published
18 Nov 2016
Last updated
18 Nov 2016
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Who is the buyer for "B/2160 - Direct electron detecting cameras"?

B/2160 - Direct electron detecting cameras is a UK public-sector procurement published by UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS via Contracts Finder.

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It was first published on 18 Nov 2016 and last updated on 18 Nov 2016, across 1 notice.

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