News releases on Laboratorytalk categorised by date

Sunday 31 October
to Saturday 6 November 2004

On-line monitoring of antibiotic production

 User Application Article  Non-invasive approach is said to be ideal for cultivation processes as the measurement is made inside the actual process without interfering with the living cells

News from Analytik ( 5 November 2004)

Modular rheometer designed to meet expanding needs

System was designed following a modular concept, and can be upgraded to meet a user's expanding needs and requirements without any compromise in performance

News from ATS Rheosystems ( 5 November 2004)

Hepa filters use minipleat technology

Hepa air filters have been traditionally used in hospital operating and isolation rooms, pharmaceutical and chip manufacturing, and other applications requiring absolute filtration

News from Jasun Filtration ( 5 November 2004)

Expanding student access to virtual instruments

National Instruments establishes a joint virtual instrumentation laboratory with the University of the West of England at Bristol  Brochure Available 

News from National Instruments ( 5 November 2004)

Unstirred bath previews at Arablab 2005

Provides a stable temperature environment thanks to the digital PID temperature control that utilises smart technology for adaptive and accurate temperature control

News from Nickel-Electro ( 5 November 2004)

Frame grabber family goes analogue and LVDS

Secure image capture solution compatible with protocols including CameraLink, LVDS, or analogue, with trigger-to-image-reliability that guarantees image integrity  Brochure Available 

News from Firstsight Vision ( 5 November 2004)

Water as mobile phase in TPLC

Using water as the mobile phase in temperature programmed liquid chromatography provides a number of benefits including better performance and the elimination of hazardous chemicals

News from Selerity Technologies ( 5 November 2004)

Data integration for drug discovery

GE Healthcare in collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline to develop improved data and information integration in drug discovery

News from GE Healthcare ( 4 November 2004)

Thermal cycling at a new speed and quality

This 'particularly fast' instrument for PCR is not only appropriate for the high throughput lab, but also for use as a high quality and powerful standard cycler

News from Analytik ( 4 November 2004)

Lims helps modernise pharma firm

 User Application Article  As the UK's oldest independent pharmaceutical company, William Ransom specialises in manufacturing liquid pharmaceuticals and natural extracts for the healthcare and food sectors  Brochure Available 

News from Autoscribe ( 4 November 2004)

Automatic recording of large high-res images

Software module optimises image quality and boosts productivity by automatically recording high-resolution, multidimensional images

News from Carl Zeiss ( 4 November 2004)

Technology transfer to boost cancer fight

Marie Curie Cancer Care and Cancer Research Technology extend their relationship through the completion of a technology transfer agreement

News from Cancer Research UK ( 4 November 2004)

Higher accuracy in cancer diagnostics

European network develops cost efficient image processing tools for pathologists, enabling the three-dimensional analysis and reconstruction of tissue samples

News from CiS Institut fuer Mikrosenorik ( 4 November 2004)

Brighter cell viability staining

Two-colour fluorescence staining kit turns live cells green and dead cells red in just 30 minutes, with results viewable on standard instruments

News from Cambridge BioScience ( 4 November 2004)

Synchrotron cracks the crystal haze

The cause of the haziness affecting a transparent polymer food packaging material was discovered by Darts by combining two complementary techniques available on the synchrotron

News from Daresbury Laboratory (CLRC) ( 4 November 2004)

Explosion-roof dissolver is Atex approved

Low priced, explosion proof laboratory dissolver has interchangeable dispersion impellers and can disperse samples as small as 100ml

News from Fullbrook Systems ( 4 November 2004)

Voltammetry, polarography, and trace analysis

Metrohm precision voltammetry instruments accurately analyse trace metals, many anions, and organic compounds  Brochure Available 

News from Metrohm UK ( 4 November 2004)

Sonication for high throughput systems

Pinned lid design enables sonication of 96- and 384-well microwell plate formats with disposability to prevent cross-contamination

News from Matrical ( 4 November 2004)

Enhanced capabilities of mini-spectrometers

Two new software modules that mini-spectrometers to be used for quantitative colorimety or thin film thickness measurements

News from Newport Spectra-Physics ( 4 November 2004)

Colorimetric analysis with flexibility

QCL Analytical offers a family of reagents that it says can be used in your current colorimeters and photometers, giving accurate and repeatable results  Brochure Available 

News from QCL Scientific ( 4 November 2004)

SLS purchases Flowgen Bioscience

SLS claims to be one of the largest and fastest growing British owned suppliers of laboratory equipment, consumables and chemicals in the UK  Brochure Available 

News from Scientific Laboratory Supplies ( 4 November 2004)

Chip-based sensor enables explosives detection

Desktop system developed as a next generation unit capable of very sensitive detection with false positives greatly reduced

News from Sionex ( 4 November 2004)

Comprehensive EPA and EDD reporting for ICP-MS

Software combination provides powerful tools for comprehensive reporting and electronic data deliverables to meet US Environmental Protection Agency requirements  Brochure Available 

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Elemental Analysis) ( 4 November 2004)

Specs offer style and safety

Bifocal safety glasses combine fashionable wraparound styling with Ansi protection and magnified reading segments

News from Wizard Industries ( 4 November 2004)

Efficient N 920 vacuum pump

The new vacuum pump N 920 pumps down very efficiently.

News from KNF Neuberger ( 4 November 2004)

Solid phase biochips for interaction analysis

Highly cost-effective, label free analysis of molecular interactions on solid phase biochips for biomolecular interaction analysis

News from Analytik ( 3 November 2004)

A kaleidoscope of protein standards

Ten recombinant proteins are present as five different colours for easy gel and blot orientation and band identification  Brochure Available 

News from Bio-Rad Laboratories ( 3 November 2004)

Genetic mutations and bowel cancer

Screening for a variety of genes could determine bowel cancer risk, with 20% of cases being due to multiple genetic mutations, according to research from Cancer Research UK

News from Cancer Research UK ( 3 November 2004)

Boosting early phase business development

Chiltern International's programme of recruitment continues with the announcement that Ajaz Qureshi has joined the firm's headquarters as an early phase business development executive

News from Chiltern International ( 3 November 2004)

Growth for clinical trials management software

Comprehensive 21 CFR 11 compliant database designed for day-to-day tracking and reporting of regulatory and clinical information  Brochure Available 

News from ClinPhone ( 3 November 2004)

Crimp vials directly in autosampler trays

Lightweight and ergonomically designed, these crimper and de-capping tools reduce repetitive strain injury (RSI) associated with normal manual crimpers

News from Chromacol ( 3 November 2004)

Scavenger receptor antibodies now available

Studied primarily for their ability to bind and internalise modified lipoproteins and have been implicated in the development of atherosclerosis and other macrophage-associated functions

News from Cambridge BioScience ( 3 November 2004)

Increased cover level of Ukas indemnity scheme

Broker announces increase in cover to £5 million for scheme specifically tailored to the needs of Ukas accredited testing laboratories

News from Howden Insurance Brokers ( 3 November 2004)

Microplate reader offers multi-detection

Primary applications for fluorescence intensity, absorbance, luminescence, time-resolved fluorescence, and fluorescence polarisation assays  Brochure Available 

News from Molecular Devices ( 3 November 2004)

Singularly successful for digital imaging

Digital imaging heads integrate a high signal-to-noise epi-fluorescence illuminator, binocular eyepiece tube, optical zoom and dual ports into one single unit  Brochure Available 

News from Nikon UK ( 3 November 2004)

New optics to upgrade terrawatt laser

Optical Surfaces has supplied two ultra-high precision mirrors to the Atomic Weapons Establishment to help upgrade the performance of the Helen terrawatt laser facility

News from Optical Surfaces ( 3 November 2004)

USB version of eight-channel datalogger

Dispense with the need for serial-to-USB adapters and more than double the sampling speed to ten readings per second with this USB 1.1 thermocouple data logger

News from Pico Technology ( 3 November 2004)

What USB2 can do for you

Small bodied machine vision USB2 camera range includes colour and monochrome versions at up to 1280x1024 and 12 bit colour depth  Brochure Available 

News from Firstsight Vision ( 3 November 2004)

'Next generation' evaluation platform

Enables collaborators and potential partners to evaluate the microDMx sensor technology and assess its suitability to solve their specific detection problems

News from Sionex ( 3 November 2004)

Detect fake alcohol brands in seconds

Counterfeit alcoholic drinks could soon be stamped out thanks to a revolutionary new development which can identify a fake brand in seconds

News from Spectroscopic and Analytical Developments ( 3 November 2004)

Mass spec in Massachusetts

 User Application Article  Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital will use mass spectrometry to discover protein markers of cardiac disease at new biomarker facility  Brochure Available 

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Mass Spectrometry) ( 3 November 2004)

Elemental screening of unknown samples

Semiquantitative analysis can identify virtually any element of interest, including all metals and most non-metals, without prior knowledge of the sample matrix

News from Agilent Technologies Europe ( 2 November 2004)

Improved resolution with 2D sample prep kits

Bringing the total of available kits for general purpose sample preparation and fractionation of protein samples to nine, these three additions promise improved resolution and reproducibility  Brochure Available 

News from Bio-Rad Laboratories ( 2 November 2004)

Combination for high purity water

Water purification system for use in the preparation of medical products and for applications such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, healthcare, biotechnology and electronics

News from Elga Process Water ( 2 November 2004)

Database enhances microbial identification

Designed for the identification of sporulating fungal genera important in environmental monitoring, food spoilage and agriculture, extended to include clinically important strains  Brochure Available 

News from Oxoid ( 2 November 2004)

Versatility in environmental sulphur analysis

Multipurpose instrument has been developed to provide the petrochemical, automotive and food and beverage industries with a complete solution for fast and accurate low detection analysis  Brochure Available 

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Elemental Analysis) ( 2 November 2004)

Measure fluorescence with tube luminometer

Fluorescent module for the analysis of fluorescent assays such as DNA, RNA and protein quantitation extends versatility of tube luminometer

News from Turner Biosystems ( 2 November 2004)

Bring the refrigerator to the bench top

Scientists can now maintain a chilled, stable, clean and convenient environment for PCR reagents, cells, enzymes or other temperature sensitive reagents right on the laboratory bench  Brochure Available 

News from Anachem ( 2 November 2004)

Enough power for western blotting

Output specifications of 250V, 3.0A and 300W make this the power supply of choice for western blotting, and also permits multistep methods  Brochure Available 

News from Bio-Rad Laboratories ( 1 November 2004)

Sample holders to test thermosets

Purpose-designed and engineered sample vials make testing of thermosetting materials easier on time and temperature scanning rheometer  Brochure Available 

News from Celsum Technologies ( 1 November 2004)

Fully automated, multisample Karl Fischer system

Oven method increases the lifetime of the Karl Fischer reagent, reduces or eliminates side effects of direct injection including side reactions and titration cell contamination  Brochure Available 

News from Metrohm UK ( 1 November 2004)

Acquisition board for high-throughput vision

Acquire images at the highest speeds, resolutions and bit depths to perform demanding imaging applications such as synchronised data and image acquisition, fault analysis and motion tracking  Brochure Available 

News from National Instruments ( 1 November 2004)

Single step laser microdissection

Fully automated UV dissection system allows users to view samples on screen and outline areas of interest, and to dissect and safely isolate these cells for further PCR extraction  Brochure Available 

News from Nikon UK ( 1 November 2004)

Understanding aerospace materials

Seminar on tensile and fatigue testing offers the opportunity to speak to industry experts and to network with different companies

News from Namtec National Metals Technology Centre ( 1 November 2004)

New VP of sales and marketing

Sales veteran Ward Davidson will focus on building long-term relationships with customers and ensuring 100% customer satisfaction

News from Nanostream ( 1 November 2004)

Another drug development webinar

Microdosing and human drug absorption studies under the spotlight in live web seminar set for 4 November 2004

News from Pharmaceutical Profiles ( 1 November 2004)

Titrant-free titration

Flash titrator's electrode electrochemically generates the acid or base titrant from the sample itself, meaning there is no need for pumps or external titrants  Brochure Available 

News from QCL Scientific ( 1 November 2004)

Interactive lamp selection online

Advanced replacement detector lamp selection allows the user to simply enter the detector make and model to receive one or more recommended replacement lamps  Brochure Available 

News from SMI-LabHut ( 1 November 2004)

Next stage of informatics web seminar series

These interactive sessions utilise the latest web conferencing technology and include the opportunity for Q and A with the presenters  Brochure Available 

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific Informatics ( 1 November 2004)

Method for heat stability of milk by ultrasound

 Technical Background Article  Ultrasonic spectroscopy allows coagulation to be detected during the real time monitoring of milk subjected to high temperatures

News from Ultrasonic Scientific ( 1 November 2004)

Total number of news releases published during the week: 60

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