Russ Swan, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Organic Chemistry",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Laboratorytalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Appointments round-up, November 2007 from
SPECIAL REPORT by the Editor, which we summarised at the time by saying "A collection of movers and shakers who have changed position recently in the laboratory sector, part one of a new series of reports".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Resins and reagents for solid phase chemistry from
Activotec: "Activotec has been appointed by Matrix Innovation (Quebec, Canada) as European distributor for its range of high performance resins and supported reagents for solid phase peptide and organic chemistry".
In December 2006, we covered the news from MeasureNet Technology
concerning its MeasureNet
- take a look at MeasureNet chosen by Centenary College
which says: "The Chemistry Department of Centenary College of Louisiana (USA) has chosen MeasureNet for electronic data acquisition for multiple areas of its laboratory programme".
Take a look also at the news release from Sigma-Aldrich, 2007/2008 Fluka/Riedel-de Haen catalogue,
as well as New CEO for Fusion Antibodies from Fusion Antibodies,
and Eskitis enhanced by flexible compound processing from TTP LabTech.
See also:
Award for new doping-control technology
(September 2006)
Gilent Technologies has presented 2006 Manfred Donike Award for scientific excellence in doping control to Maxie Kohler, researcher at Institute of Biochemistry at German Sport University in Cologne
CryoProbe boosts performance of 400MHz NMR systems
(September 2006)
Bruker BioSpin introduces a new 400MHz 5mm DCH CryoProbe, a new generation of CryoProbe, for its Avance 400 NMR spectrometers
Nick Roelofs named VP of life sciences unit
(August 2006)
Agilent Technologies has announced the appointment of Nick Roelofs as vice president and general manager, life sciences solutions unit
Elsevier executive appointed to advisory board
(August 2006)
Trevor Heritage, senior vice president and chief scientific officer of Elsevier MDL, has joined the Science Informatics Advisory Board at the Indiana University School of Informatics
New vice president for life sciences unit
(August 2006)
Agilent Technologies has announced the appointment of Nick Roelofs as vice president and general manager of its life sciences solutions unit
Microwaves speed synthesis reactions
(January 2006)
In the last few years the use of microwave technology, as a heating source, has become widespread in synthesis laboratories, both in the academic and in the industry fields
New director of applications development
(October 2005)
Thomas Onofrey brings experience in developing new application techniques and managing research efforts in areas such as biomolecular immobilisation, detection systems and assay design
Ley group selects chemical design package
(February 2005)
University of Cambridge research group choses property-based design tools to aid them in the development of complex natural products
Semmelweis chooses chemical databasing tool
(January 2005)
Provides ability to manage thousands of files with chemical structures, reactions, and reports, create and compare databases, predict chemical properties, and group and analyse data
Evaporator is tailored for molecular biology
(November 2004)
Optimised to remove solvents typically used in biological research, such as ethanol, methanol, water, and acetonitrile, without being encumbered by complex organic chemistry functions
Strengthening peptide synthesis and purification
(November 2004)
Don Wellings has been appointed as technology manager, special projects in the field of solid phase synthesis and HPLC purification of peptides and oligonucleotides
Strengthening European SPS resin team
(October 2004)
Francesco Spadola has joined Polymer Laboratories to manage European sales and customer support for its range of StratoSpheres resins for peptide, solution and solid phase synthesis
Affordable spectral database for college chemistry
(October 2004)
Academic spectral database means students and teachers can access high-quality spectra used by major companies and research institutions throughout the world
Going Dutch for automated water analysis lab
(September 2004)
Largest water supply company in the Netherlands awards contract for the design, manufacture and installation of an automated water analysis laboratory
Oxford equips NMR facilities with software
(September 2004)
Department of chemistry at the University of Oxford has equipped its NMR facilities with spectral processing, prediction, and databasing software from ACD/Labs
434,000 curated spectra online
(September 2004)
One of the world's largest collections of spectra allowing search by structure, substructure, complete spectra, individual spectral features, chemical names, and molecular properties
LGC and ChemOvation announce collaboration
(May 2004)
LGC's expertise in biomeasurement and its extensive capabilities in cell-based testing create a natural link with Chemovation's offering in the drug discovery market
Web Seminars cover range of lab topics
(May 2004)
Bio-Rad Laboratories has announced an upcoming series of web seminars on its spectroscopy, cheminformatics and ADME/Tox KnowItAll Informatics System software and database products
Agreements reinforce activities in Poland
(April 2004)
LGC and Poland's Institute of Industrial Organic Chemistry (IPO) sign sgtrategic collaboration and distribution agreements
Superior inorganic structure and polymer support
(March 2004)
Software extends capabilities to provide chemically-intelligent support of inorganics and polymers through the addition of new bond types and molecular classes
Improved CCD detector for crystallography
(March 2004)
CCD chip features dramatically lower noise, higher sensitivity and wider dynamic range, while the novel electronics are user selectable for ultra-fast or ultra-low noise readout
You can't fit better than a quickfit fitter
(February 2004)
A revised and improved version of the well known Quickfit organic chemistry kit - always highly popular with schools, colleges and universities alike
Novel approach to property-based drug design
(February 2004)
Prediction algorithms enable medicinal chemists to accurately calculate a multitude of physicochemical properties for their lead compound
Our man in Milan
(January 2004)
Agilent appoints Danilo Cazzola as vice president of sales, marketing and customer support for its European life sciences and chemical analysis business
Drawing attention to chemistry
(October 2003)
Chemical drawing software is a great tool in the classroom, says this US high school chemistry and physics teacher
Software helps organic chemistry students
(October 2003)
Jo Conceicao, assistant professor of chemistry at St Gregory's University, Oklahoma, has found ChemDraw to be invaluable in the classroom
Now academics can knowitall for free
(September 2003)
Bio-Rad offers free, downloadable chemistry drawing, publishing, and spectroscopy applications for academics: students, teachers, and researchers at any level
Student NMR lab springs up in Prague
(July 2003)
A fully operational student NMR lab has been opened at the Institute of Chemical Technology (VSCHT) in the Czech Republic
Voltammetry for trace metal analysis
(July 2003)
Distinguish the different oxidation stages of metal ions or differentiate between free and bound metal ions as well as to specify the biological availability of heavy metals
Drawing package aids patent office
(April 2003)
US Patent and Trademark Office has a massive and unending task in dealing with patent applications - now helped a little by chemical drawing software
The paperless laboratory
(October 2002)
One man who decided to make the switch from paper records to software explains the thinking behind his decision to opt for chemistry desktop software and the benefits the move has afforded him
Professional microwave scale-up
(September 2002)
New service promises significant time savings in chemistry development within drug discovery
Lab appoints new manager
(June 2002)
Nicki Girouard is new head of Raytheon's Reliability Analysis Lab, succeeding William Tice who is also promoted
Beilstein database enhanced
(April 2002)
Major organic chemistry database of over eight million substances now includes pharmacological and ecological data, as well as a number of new topics