HypoxyLab: A versatile and compact hypoxia workstation and incubator for the life scientist
This webinar examines the importance of controlling the atmospheric oxygen environment during tissue culture. To date, the vast majority of in vitro cell biology has been carried out under atmospheric oxygen conditions, which is anything but ‘physiological’. And yet, oxygen is a powerful effector of cellular metabolism and function.
The HypoxyLab™ provides a compact, convenient, and low-cost solution for scientists wishing to ensure their tissue culture research is accounting for this vital parameter.
The webinar includes a live overview of the HypoxyLab and its key features (beginning at 14.50).
About the speaker
Michael Rau, PhD
Sales Director at Oxford Optronix
Michael studied at The University of Sussex, UK, then pursued a post-doctoral position in Lyon, France before joining Oxford Optronix in 1999. Starting out as Product Specialist in a tightly knit sales team to expand the company’s footprint across Europe and North America, Michael has a deep technical appreciation of the company’s entire product portfolio and its key scientific applications.