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2 November 2020AmericasSarah Morgan

Lab instrument maker accuses rival of stealing trade secrets

Pennsylvania-based E A Fischione Instruments (EAF) has taken a rival lab instrument manufacturer to court over the alleged theft of trade secrets related to specimen holders for transmission electron microscopes.

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