Throughout the year, Enalees takes part in the main conferences in the field of diagnostics, so that we can meet you, talk to you and present our results through posters and lectures!
Here is a list of the upcoming events in which we will be participating.
Please do not hesitate to contact us to make an appointment or to visit our stand.
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10-12 February 2025 • London
We will be at the Animal Health, Nutrition and Technology Innovation Europe 2025 conference in London and be presenting our Epona® and Asteria® diagnostic tests using LAMP Technology, as well as our freeze-drying services for industry.
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We'll be at BSAVA (British Small Animal Veterinary Association) congress in Manchester from 19 to 22 March 2025. Come and meet us on our stand C9 and ask us your questions!
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From the organisers of the London Vet Show and the British Veterinary Association comes a world-class event that has everything you need in one central location in Birmingham.
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BEVA Congress isn’t just a conference. It’s where friends, colleagues, and experts come together to share knowledge, swap stories, and celebrate their passion for equine health and welfare.
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Enalees Showcases Innovative LAMP Technology at AAEP Annual ConventionDecember 7th-11th, 2024 • Orlando (Florida) • Booth 1990We’re thrilled to announce our first participation at the ...
Throughout the year, Enalees takes part in the main congresses in the UK.Please do not hesitate to contact us to make an appointment or to visit our stand.Follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn for all th...
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Rapid in-house PCR has simplified diagnostics, improved workflow, and delivers fast, reliable results in veterinary practice....
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