News releases on Laboratorytalk categorised by date
Sunday 4 May
to Saturday 10 May 2003
Thaw frozen tissues without damaging RNA
RNA stabilising solution allows the processing of previously frozen tissues just like freshly harvested samples.
News from Ambion (Europe) ( 9 May 2003)
Ultra slim medical grade computer
Compact and slim design at only 49mm thick with a 15 inch touchscreen makes this machine a versatile point-of-care solution
News from Boser Technology ( 9 May 2003)
Chemistry of traditional Chinese medicines
The only systematic English-language description of the chemical structures and pharmacological effects of compounds active in traditional Chinese medicines
News from Gower Publishing ( 9 May 2003)
Safer liquid cycloheximide for breweries
Packed in glass bottles with a screw cap and cardboard outer packaging, the new solution is designed to be easier and safer to use than powder supplements Brochure Available
News from Oxoid ( 9 May 2003)
Extending the power of thermal analysis
Latest version of thermal analysis software tool offers greater ease of use and flexibility and optional support for 21 CFR Part 11
News from Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) ( 9 May 2003)
Software assists in early detection of tumours
User Application Article University of Connecticut Health Centre team is demonstrating new ways that MRI can be used as a superior way to detect and characterise small, rapidly-growing tumours Brochure Available
News from Adept Scientific ( 8 May 2003)
Solenoid control module enhances valve performance
Enables instrument designers to place an overdrive voltage on a solenoid valve, which can decrease valve response time, increase operating pressure, and allow the use of larger tubing in pinch valves
News from Bio-Chem Valve ( 8 May 2003)
New serial to ethernet connectivity
Single-port serial device instantly converts data from RS232/422/485 interfaces of laboratory equipment to a 10/100Mbps ethernet network running TCP/IP
News from Captec ( 8 May 2003)
Automated cell counting in 30 seconds
Automated counter relies on a fluorescence microscopy technique for counting cell nuclei stained with propidium iodide, combined with a CCD camera Brochure Available
News from Chemometec ( 8 May 2003)
Quantum dot reagents
Nanometre-sized semiconductor crystals that can be conjugated with biological molecules while retaining their optical properties
News from Cambridge BioScience ( 8 May 2003)
Testing a sticky situation
Designed to test adhesives and other industry products, these advanced universal testing machines are said to increase productivity, accuracy and reliability
News from Lloyd Instruments ( 8 May 2003)
Providing a fuller service for job candidates
Engineering and manufacturing recruitment website joins forces with recruitment agency
News from Jimfinder.com ( 8 May 2003)
World's first portable Raman imaging system
Combination of a proprietary on-axis spectrograph with a coherent fibre bundle probe allows for high quality, high spectral resolution Raman imaging in a compact package
News from Horiba Jobin Yvon ( 8 May 2003)
Innovative dosing and universal liquid handling
The 'ideal solution' for applications such as diazotisation reactions or nitrations, in which defined temperatures must be maintained Brochure Available
News from Metrohm UK ( 8 May 2003)
Pre-cut tubes for chromatography and microfluidics
Peek tubing has several advantages over fused silica, being more flexible, less abrasive, and less surface active
News from Presearch ( 8 May 2003)
Raman/AFM/NSOM system wins award
Photonics Circle of Excellence Award for device which brings together for the first time in one commercial instrument, Raman, AFM, and NSOM imaging techniques Brochure Available
News from Renishaw ( 8 May 2003)
Media dispensers for microbiological laboratories
Two new systems for dispensing different types of media like agar and bouillon - either fast tube filling or high capacity vessels
News from Rohasys ( 8 May 2003)
Hope for people with severe spine fractures
Leeds University is at the forefront of research into implant technology and that research is just about to take a big leap forward in the spinal injuries sphere
News from Simulation Solutions ( 8 May 2003)
Cancer treatment hopefuls: cytokine cures
Technical Background Article Just over half of respondents in a recent survey believe that cytokines will make cancer cells more susceptible to destruction by the immune response
News from Science Advisory Board ( 8 May 2003)
Extending ultrasonic spectrometry capabilities
New device extends the capabilities of ultrasonic spectrometry for use in a wide range of laboratories from pharmaceutical to cosmetics
News from Ultrasonic Scientific ( 8 May 2003)
Measurements in HTS cell culture filter plates
Manual electrode for Teer measurements using high throughput screening plates from several major cell culture insert manufacturers
News from WPI ( 8 May 2003)
Combination temperature/humidity sensor
Designed for use in washdown or wipedown areas, this combination sensor should be ideal for HVAC or monitoring applications involving clean rooms, laboratories, vivariums, and operating rooms
News from Automation Components ( 7 May 2003)
Precision metering and dispensing pumps
Range of valve-free positive displacement piston pumps offers 1% accuracy and repeatability on fluid systems
News from ESE ( 7 May 2003)
Deuterium lamp for in-situ UV spectroscopy
Small instruments equipped with this miniature UV light source now allow concentrations of substances to be measured rapidly in the field
News from Heraeus Noblelight ( 7 May 2003)
Sugar determination in dairy products
Instead of using tiresome and old fashioned precipitation procedures, the dialysis technique can be used to separate the interfering protein matrix Brochure Available
News from Metrohm UK ( 7 May 2003)
Molybdate meter makes tests fast and easy
New meter for the accurate testing of molybdate formulations, used as corrosion inhibitors in industrial water treatment, at high concentrations or in trace amounts
News from Palintest ( 7 May 2003)
A solution to the stickiest of problems
New generation thermal spray technology provides superior release properties against adhesives, glues, tapes and other sticky substances
News from Poeton Industries ( 7 May 2003)
Structural biology HTS partnership
Syrrx and RTS announce a partnership to develop and market high throughput structural biology automation solutions Brochure Available
News from RTS Life Science ( 7 May 2003)
Professional CO2 incubator keeps it simple
Each feature of this incubator has been designed to provide the most accurate conditions within the chamber, while still keeping functions simple and controllable for the user Brochure Available
News from Sanyo E and E Europe ( 7 May 2003)
Protein biochip market remains wide open
Market report is based on extensive primary and secondary research, including interviews with current and potential customers and interviews with company representatives
News from Select Biosciences ( 7 May 2003)
Affordable multi-purpose image analyser
New image analyser for high performance chemiluminescent and fluorescent imaging saves time by generating quicker, more accurate results Brochure Available
News from Syngene ( 7 May 2003)
First ever USP-approved plastic pump
Plastic air diaphragm pump is designed to provide effective solutions for numerous applications in the biotechnological and pharmaceutical industries
News from Tapflo (UK) ( 7 May 2003)
Pump system designed for hazardous areas
Barrier pump offers a solution to the potential dangers of pumping extremely hazardous materials by using a secondary double diaphragm design to contain any leaks
News from Tapflo (UK) ( 7 May 2003)
Preclinical results from the RetinoStat
Oxford BioMedica and Institute of Ophthalmology describe key features of vision-loss product RetinoStat at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (Arvo)
News from Oxford BioMedica ( 7 May 2003)
Florida standardises on Mathcad
User Application Article The Florida department of transportation selects Mathsoft's Mathcad to perform and manage design calculations Brochure Available
News from Adept Scientific ( 5 May 2003)
Fast identification of antioxidants in plastics
Technical Background Article New method allows rapid evaluation of additives and additive degradation in formulations for better product performance
News from Agilent Technologies Europe ( 5 May 2003)
Cleaning up for birthday celebration
Biotrace International is enjoying a double celebration with its 15th anniversary and the production of the 15 millionth Clean-Trace rapid surface hygiene test
News from Biotrace International ( 5 May 2003)
Particle size and shape in a single process
A completely new sensor geometry and revolutionary software are the major innovative features of this unique instrument, which will make its debut at Achema Brochure Available
News from Fritsch ( 5 May 2003)
Achema preview: Membrane Extraction Technology
Full range of organic solvent nanofiltration products are to be exhibited at Achema for the first time, and a new product to test OSN applications on the benchtop will be unveiled
News from Membrane Extraction Technology ( 5 May 2003)
Microplate handling with new compatibility
Readers are compatible with popular software and robotic system allowing any instrument that uses microplates to have automated stacking capability Brochure Available
News from Molecular Devices ( 5 May 2003)
PC control of microscope stage movement
Stepper motor controller has been designed to drive any combination of motorised stage, focus motor, filter wheel and shutters, all from a PC Brochure Available
News from Prior Scientific ( 5 May 2003)
HTP for nanolitre pipetting system
High throughput option for liquid handling system enhances capacity for compound dissolution applications such as compound-to-assay plate creation
News from TTP LabTech ( 5 May 2003)
Total number of news releases published during the week: 42
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