Week 29 August - 4 September 2004
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Helpful tips for robots
Range of robotic consumables is engineered to the exact specifications of the instruments they serve, for reliable workstation operation
News from Alpha Laboratories, 3 September 2004
Dual channel on-line turbidity measurement
Emerson Process Management introduces a new turbidity measurement system, further extending the Rosemount Analytical instrumentation capability for water quality monitoring
News from Emerson Process Management, 3 September 2004
Further information availableIntroduction to microcytometry
Microcytometry has streamlined and simplified cell-based assays through an integrated approach comprising instruments, software and optimised reagents
News from Guava Technologies, 3 September 2004
Mass flow regulator for ten different gases
Thermal mass flow regulators and mass flowmeters for gases are now among the standard instruments used in industrial laboratory and production processes
News from Litre Meter, 3 September 2004
Cutting-edge fluorescence technology
Molecular Probes is to host an intensive two-day conference on fluorescence technology and its applications, in Amsterdam in September 2004
News from Molecular Probes Europe, 3 September 2004
Simple and complex microscopy imaging systems
These new products are based on soft imaging system products tried and tested by the market and are said to offer a significant advance for biomedical applications
News from Olympus Europa, 3 September 2004
FT-IR for research into musculoskeletal diseases
University of Kuopio in Finland uses PerkinElmer Fourier-transform infrared (FT-IR) imaging technology as a new way to study cartilage degeneration
News from Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) (formerly LAS), 3 September 2004
An answer to shallow focal range
The depth of focus on a stereo microscope is very shallow meaning that images taken through such an instrument will have large areas that are out of focus
News from Prior Scientific, 3 September 2004
Fast and scalable multi-channel pipetting
The two new scalable solutions deliver significant time saving through true parallel processing and support fixed tips as well as disposable tips within a broad and unrivalled pipetting range
News from Tecan (UK), 3 September 2004
Software simplifies toxicological reporting
Offers user-friendly, automated reports that provide toxicological, forensic, and clinical laboratories with unprecedented productivity and reliability
News from Thermo Electron (chromatography), 3 September 2004
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