Agilent and Monash University Malaysia have launched the MUMPMP–Agilent BioDiscovery Hub to accelerate proteomics, metabolomics and molecular‑biology research across Malaysia and the Asia‑Pacific. The 15‑year partnership renewal will place advanced instruments—including Revident Q‑TOF LC/MS, the 1290 Infinity III LC series and the 5977C GC/MSD—at the new hub to support research, workshops and training. The initiative aims to speed R&D in small‑ and large‑molecule analysis and strengthen regional research capacity and talent development.
Agilent and Monash University Malaysia Launch MUMPMP–Agilent BioDiscovery Hub to Boost Proteomics and Metabolomics Research

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