Week 23 January - 29 January 2005

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Reservoirs for liquid handling systems

Featuring low binding polypropylene construction, the deep well and low profile reservoirs offer chemical and heat resistance for aggressive solvents

News from Biotech Solutions, 28 January 2005

Particle size and shape for chocolate analysis

System not only gives size and shape data, but allows the user to sort the sample by shape parameters producing size data for the sorted particles

News from CE Instruments, 28 January 2005

New supply of human liver enzymes

Product range includes all six of the major human liver cytochromes, produced from synthetic genes for the synthesis of drug metabolites

News from Cambridge BioScience, 28 January 2005

Facing claims on professional indemnity

Technical Background Article

An increasingly litigious culture means that laboratories are more likely to face claims on their professional indemnity insurance - and if the worst happens, here's what to do

News from Howden Insurance Brokers, 28 January 2005

Syringe pump offers new safety features

End of travel limit switch preserves contents and protects syringes from damage, while anti-siphon bracket prevents leakage and secures the plunger

News from Harvard Apparatus, 28 January 2005

Reduced fees at lab auction site

User feedback leads laboratory equipment auction and advertising website to reduce fees when an Auction Stop price is offered

News from LabX, 28 January 2005

Make a date for Mtec

Exhibition for sensors, measurement and instrumentation featuring industrial networks for fieldbus and open systems returns to the NEC Birmingham on 16 and 17 February 2005

News from Mtec, 28 January 2005

Measurement quality data acquisition at low cost

USB devices deliver multifunction capabilities with eight channels of 12- or 14-bit analogue input, two analogue outputs, 12 digital I/O lines and one counter

News from National Instruments, 28 January 2005

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A new angle on machine lighting

Combination of high output and 45deg angle of illumination results in a small, but extremely intense, area of light that is ideal for detailed inspection in critical applications

News from Special Application Products, 28 January 2005

Blood glucose by ultrasonic spectroscopy

High resolution ultrasonic spectroscopy gives a simple measurement of the concentration of glucose in blood that does not require any optical transparency or optical activity

News from Ultrasonic Scientific, 28 January 2005

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Radiometer launches assays for AQT90 Flex platform

Radiometer has added assays for NT-proBNP and Troponin T to the panel of cardiovascular markers that can be assessed at the point of care using its AQT90 Flex Poc immunoassay platform.
809 Titrando determines sulphate content

Metrohm has revealed how its 809 Titrando can enable the determination of sulphate content in bioethanol.