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This Apple Science podcast features CEO Brian Shelton and Director of Technology Joseph Canady of PathCon Laboratories. From two 100% Mac computer based facilities, researchers fight against pathogenic menaces such as MRSA, Legionella, Anthrax, and virulent new strains of influenza. Their Mac-based workflow includes multiple MacBook Pros, Mac Pros, iMacs and Xserve servers. Proprietary software provides PathCon’s team of top scientists the tools to identify and prevent the spread of dangerous pathogens. With screening, analysis, and custom designed software, they detect and intercept these and other microbiological adversaries before they become a threat.
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