Dear colleagues, clients, and partners!
On the last Sunday of May, which this year falls on the 31st, Russia celebrates those for whom the periodic table has become the foundation of their entire lives.
Chemist's Day dates back to 1966, and by tradition, each holiday is dedicated to one of the elements. This 67th observance falls on holmium (atomic number 67) – a rare-earth metal used in lasers and nuclear reactors. This element is one of the most magnetic – it can become more strongly magnetized than iron at extremely low temperatures.
PanEco's work is inseparable from chemistry: the culture media and reagents we produce are the result of a deep understanding of biochemical processes and meticulous adherence to technologies. Many of our employees have devoted their entire lives to chemistry and now create products that underpin cell research, biotechnology, and laboratory diagnostics.
We congratulate our dear colleagues, clients, and everyone involved on this professional holiday! We wish you the joy of successful experiments and always remember that behind every reaction lies your expertise.
