Akadeum’s Early Access Program
Join the rise of the next generation in cell separation…
Through Akadeum’s Early Access Program. The program has been created to allow scientists to be some of the first in the country to work with microbubbles before a full commercial launch in 2019.
What you get:
- Exclusive product discounts
- Priority access to new products
- Opportunity to provide input on the next generation separation technology
Ready to join?
Who qualifies for the program?
- Researcher and scientists at academic, government, and industry institutions
- Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and principal investigators
- Users who perform cell separations
- Users willing to provide feedback
What products are currently available through the early access program?
to join Akadeum’s early access program:
Please submit the following information
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