Week 25 July - 31 July 2004

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Better post-processing of CFD results

Updated add-on to computational fluid dynamics data visualisation software exploits functionality upgrades, including data journaling and preset dialogue settings

News from Adept Scientific, 30 July 2004

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Sports chemist wins 2004 Manfred Donike Award

Ricardo Gutierrez Gallego of Barcelona cited for work to detect protein hormone abuse by examining structural differences between endogenous molecules and their exogenous variants

News from Agilent Technologies, 30 July 2004

5MHz function generator has frequency locking

Once the frequency has been set, the lock key engages a measure-and-correct circuit which compensates for the small thermal and mechanical drifts that inevitably occur

News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 30 July 2004

New global HQ officially opened

Independent CRO welcomes Sir Richard Sykes, rector of Imperial College London, as its guest of honour for the opening of its new global headquarters in Slough

News from Chiltern International, 30 July 2004

New tool for phosphoprotein research

Cambridge BioScience has been appointed UK distributor for PhosphoSolutions, specialist in phospho-specific antibodies, a key tool in the study of phosphoproteins

News from Cambridge BioScience, 30 July 2004

Dry microarray slides within ten seconds

This low cost slide spinner miniceintrifuge removes all wash buffer from microarray slides - just place slides into a supplied dual cassete and close the lid

News from Eurotech, 30 July 2004

Hair raising tests in Korea

User Application Article

The complexity of wig design is now being pushed and pulled to the limits by a leading manufacturer in Korea using the latest materials testing equipment from Lloyd Instruments

News from Lloyd Instruments, 30 July 2004

Hounsfield? you mean Tinius Olsen

From January 2004, Hounsfield Test Equipment operates under the name of American parent, Tinius Olsen

News from Tinius Olsen, 30 July 2004

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Precise temperatures for precise calibration

Calibration thermostats have a separate chamber adjustable for height in order to achieve an optimum temperature gradient and an optimum temperature stability

News from Lauda, 30 July 2004

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Next day delivery of building blocks

Fisher Scientific UK now offers 2800 chemical building blocks from Maybridge, a producer of innovative compounds for drug discovery

News from Maybridge, 30 July 2004

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