Lisa Sargeant - Liquid Chromatography Product Manager, Shimadzu UK Limited

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Shimadzu UK LimitedProduct Manager - HPLC & LCMS SQ

Oct. 2023Shimadzu UK provides a broad range of analytical instruments indispensable for research, development, and quality control in a variety of fields. I manage a team covering Liquid Chromatography (LC, HPLC, UHPLC) and Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry - Single Quadrupole (LCMS-SQ). Our offer is rounded by Data management and Software systems.

Teledyne IscoBusiness Development Specialist - Laboratory Products

Dec. 2017 - Oct. 2023South UKTeledyne Isco is a leading manufacturer of a wide range of innovative products designed to increase productivity while improving the quality of life on our planet. Our standard and customized products are used across multiple sectors including: water and wastewater, pharmaceutical, academia, oil exploration, and reactant feed. The Teledyne Isco Chromatography product line includes instruments and accessories for the purification of organic compounds in normal-phase and reversed-phase separations, and for bio-purification of proteins, peptides, and other biopolymers. The Teledyne Isco Pumps product line includes syringe and reciprocating pumps for a wide range of applications and challenges. These rugged, do-anything pumps solve your toughest fluid delivery problems, from micro-flow to scale-up and pilot plant, pumping corrosive liquids, and safe operation in explosive atmospheres with the HL Series.

Labmode LtdCold Storage Business Development Manager

Jan. 2017 - Dec. 2017Bristol, United KingdomAt LABMODE Ltd. we appreciate and understand the expense, time and dedication needed to turn your scientific ideas and goals into reality. Often, years of work will result in a few precious samples carefully aliquoted into a range of sample storage tubes or other storage systems. LABMODE offer the next step in the process...how to safely store those critical samples in the correct environment with the systems need to ensure sample safety, security and viably. We are also aware that cold storage is one of the most energy-consuming aspects of a life science laboratory. This energy consumption increases further when additional factors such as air-conditioning is taken into account. In order to meet the needs of our current requirements, without comprising the ability of future generations to meet their needs, LABMODE Ltd. are able to offer genuine sustainable solutions for your cold storage requirements. Whether it is for research, clinical application, IVF or animal husbandry, samples are stored in a wide range of systems and temperature and we offer a number of solutions to fit your needs: - As exclusive suppliers of Taylor Wharton Cryogenic Storage systems in the UK, we offer consultation, design and installation of any size of cryogenic storage system, ensuring sample and personnel safety while providing the most LN2-efficient system to meet your needs. - +4oC, -20oC and -80oC storage solutions including our exclusive Nordic for Science, providing maximum storage capacity using the minimum floor space and energy consumption when compared to more traditional storage systems. - Fully bespoke alarm monitoring systems to measure nearly every parameter in the lab (e.g. Temp, CO2, door opening, power failure), with email,call or text alert and remote log-in. - A customisable Inventory Control Systems for sample tracking, whether it be for archive storage or day-to-day sample access our system offers quick and accurate entry of sample information.

LABMODE LtdArea Manager

Sep. 2015 - Jan. 2017South WestAt LABMODE Ltd. we appreciate and understand the expense, time and dedication needed to turn your scientific ideas and goals into reality. Often, years of work will result in a few precious samples carefully aliquoted into a range of sample storage tubes or other storage systems. LABMODE offer the next step in the process...how to safely store those critical samples in the correct environment with the systems need to ensure sample safety, security and viability. Samples are stored in a wide range of systems and temperature and we offer a number of solutions to fit your needs: - As exclusive suppliers of Taylor Wharton Cryogenic Storage systems in the UK, we offer consultation, design and installation of any size of cryogenic storage system, ensuring sample and personnel safety while providing the most LN2-efficient system to meet your needs. - +4oC, -20oC and -80oC storage solutions including our exclusive Nordic for Science, providing maximum storage capacity using the minimum floor space and energy consumption when compared to more traditional storage systems. - Fully bespoke alarm monitoring systems to measure nearly every parameter in the lab (e.g. Temp, CO2, door opening, power failure), with email,call or text alert and remote log-in. - A customisable Inventory Control Systems for sample tracking, whether it be for archive storage or day-to-day sample access our system offers quick and accurate entry of sample information. To compliment our product portfolio, we also offer a full range of lab equipment from many of the leading brands and are available to provide clear information and advice to make sure you chose the correct equipment for your lab. We respect the value of your time and we always respond to all enquires as quickly as possible..

EPSRCPortfolio Manager

Oct. 2014 - Aug. 2015Swindon, United KingdomResponsible for the management of three research areas within the Physical Sciences Theme. These include: Plasma & Lasers; Light-Matter Interaction & Optical Phenomena; Materials for Energy Applications. Specifically this involves: - Acting as the key conduit between EPSRC and academic researchers and users (industry, government and charities). - Providing intelligence about the research and user community, as well as their priorities and requirements to EPSRC; - Providing guidance and information about EPSRC to the user and research communities. - Acting as a custodian of the peer-review process, monitoring and guiding grants from pre-submission to post-panel funding decisions. - Monitoring and reviewing large investments for EPSRC such as training grants (Centres for Doctoral Training), Programme Grants etc. - Developing future strategy in conjunction with the Heads of Themes and liaising with academic, industrial, professional institutions, other research councils and government bodies.

University of BathPhD student in Sustainable Chemical Technologies

Sep. 2010 - Oct. 2014Bath, United KingdomPhD title: The Development of Industrially-relevant lipids from Rhodotorula species as a feedstock for fuels and commodity products. Working between the departments of Chemical Engineering, Chemistry and Biology & Biochemistry to develop yeast oils (lipids) that are more suited to producing higher performance aviation and road transport fuels. Industrial involvement from Airbus Innovation Group.

University of NottinghamBSc Biochemistry

Sep. 2007 - Jul. 2010Nottingham, United Kingdom