Week 19 September - 25 September 2004

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Full spectra, without compromise

Microplate readers provide full wavelength spectra in less time than many readers can measure at just a single wavelength or with a single filter

News from Analytik, 24 September 2004

Electronic loads are computer-controlled

These single-channel loads offer high range current capability and a constant power feature to facilitate battery testing and analysis

News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 24 September 2004

Conductivity transmitter for high-purity water

Designed for general water engineering applications, where there is a need to measure the conductivity of liquids in conjunction with electrolytic conductivity cells

News from Jumo Instrument, 24 September 2004

Laminar workstations tailored to the job

Ensuring a quality product is critical for pharmaceutical manufacturers and the medical industry, and laminar airflow is of enormous importance in this

News from Opti-Pharma (UK), 24 September 2004

Lasers now with 350Mhz analogue modulation

High-speed analogue modulated laser diode modules offer a real replacement possibility for gas lasers with AO-modulators, used in applications like confocal laser scanning microscopy

News from Omicron-Laserage Laserprodukte, 24 September 2004

Easier fluorescence measurements

The black masked part of the cell, outside the measurement window, is square in cross-section and therefore located accurately when used in a conventional 10mm cell holder

News from Optiglass, 24 September 2004

Technology optimises array-based applications

Scanners are said to represent an industry first for supporting both proteomic and genomic array-based applications

News from Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) (formerly LAS), 24 September 2004

Affordable and effective sample concentration

Increases in sample throughput are achieved through evaporator head and manifold design, which directly injects heated nitrogen into each individual microplate well simultaneously

News from Porvair Sciences, 24 September 2004

Brochure available

Reduce risk of degradation in HPLC separations

Technical Background Article

Application note demonstrates that it is the time a compound spends at a temperature that is responsible for any breakdown, rather than the effects of the temperature alone

News from Selerity Technologies, 24 September 2004

Verification of phototherapeutic treatment levels

Hyperbilirubinemia monitor measures the output of the lamps used in phototherapy, before patient treatment takes place, to ensure accurate dosing

News from Able Instruments and Controls, 23 September 2004

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