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Machine-generated summaryEPFL planned to acquire two inductively coupled plasma (ICP) instruments, covering ICP-MS(/MS) and ICP-OES techniques, for the mass spectrometry and elemental analysis platform of ISIC in the Faculty of Basic Sciences. The equipment will be installed at the ISIC Valais-Wallis site in Sion, supporting research in renewable energies, sustainable chemistry, materials chemistry and analytical chemistry, and serving a research community of up to 200 people. The contract has been awarded to Thermo Fisher Scientific (Schweiz) AG. The awarded value is EUR 340,622.08. The buyer is listed as EPFL-Scientific Equipment, and the contract status is awarded.
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