The 2009 Clinical Microbiology Forum Concluded Successfully

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2009-12-07

From December 4 to 6, 2009, Zhuhai enjoyed early-winter weather that felt as warm as spring, with gentle sunshine. The Dier Clinical Microbiology Forum and the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Microbiology Home Moderators were successfully held at the Dier Medical Industrial Park in Zhuhai. Experts in clinical microbiology from across the country—including Zhang Xiuzhen, Chen Dongke, Chen Zhixing, and Li Yi—gathered at the Dier Medical Industrial Park, joining Dier’s technical staff and management for an extensive and in-depth exchange on the clinical application and technological advancement of microbiology. Teachers Zhang Xiuzhen, Chen Dongke, and Chen Zhixing each delivered presentations titled “National Policies and Products.”

From December 4 to 6, 2009, Zhuhai basked in early-winter warmth reminiscent of spring, with gentle sunshine. The Dier Clinical Microbiology Forum and the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Microbiology Home Moderators were successfully held at the Dier Medical Industrial Park in Zhuhai.

Zhang Xiuzhen, Chen Dongke, Chen Zhixing, Li Yi, and other clinical microbiology experts from across the country gathered at the Dier Medical Industrial Park in Zhuhai, joining Dier Medical’s technical staff and management. Both hosts and guests engaged in extensive and in-depth discussions on the clinical applications of microbiology and the latest technological advancements. Professor Zhang Xiuzhen, Professor Chen Dongke, and Professor Chen Zhixing delivered keynote presentations titled “National Policies and Products,” “Weaknesses of Clinical Microbiology Laboratories,” and “How Domestic Microbiological Products and Services Can Better Meet the Needs of Clinical Microbiological Testing,” respectively.

At this forum, the participating experts also listened with great interest to Mr. Lin Huaqing, General Manager of Dier Medical, as he presented an overview of the company’s development and its product portfolio. They then toured Dier Medical’s product showroom. The experts expressed high praise and strong recognition for the Dier brand and for the company’s decade-long commitment to the medical diagnostics field, as well as for its dedicated efforts and remarkable achievements in advancing cutting-edge technologies.

This forum was a complete success.

Figure 1: A group photo of forum experts and some members of the company’s management team.

Figure 2: Ms. Zhang Xiuzhen, a clinical microbiology expert, poses for a photo with Mr. Lin Huaqing, General Manager of Deer Medical.

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