Week 12 June - 18 June 2005

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PCR workstations that really save your samples

Workstations offer UV sterilisation and a controlled environment for PCR applications to minimise the potential for cross-contamination

News from Starlab, 17 June 2005

Probes for scanning electrochemical microscope

Innovative design of the scanning head coupled with the enhanced specifications of the bi-potentiostat has made this the instrument of choice for some of the top research laboratories around the world

News from Trogone Instruments, 17 June 2005

Public chromatography database is updated

Extensive search capabilities, high quality of data, and large number of applications make this an invaluable resource for chromatographers facing the challenge of new method development

News from Advanced Chemistry Development, 17 June 2005

Compact bit-error-rate testers for 10Gbit networks

Instruments provide testing capabilities for 10Gbit/s networks as well as ethernet and 10Gbit/s components such as transmitter and receiver optical subassemblies, XFP transceivers and PIN diodes

News from Yokogawa Measurement Technologies, 17 June 2005

Shop online for Tektronix oscilloscopes

Web shopping facility incorporates an online selection guide which allows customers to view a two-page data sheet giving an overview and comparison of all the products available

News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments), 17 June 2005

Is that an oscilloscope in your pocket?

First ever pocket-sized oscilloscope uses USB interface to turn any laptop,. desktop, or embedded PC into a full-function single channel, isolated oscilloscope

News from Elan Digital Systems, 17 June 2005

473nm blue lasers have small footprint

Blue wavelength lasers have been designed for demanding OEM applications including digital photofinishing, confocal microscopy, laser induced fluorescence and interferometry

News from Newport Group, 17 June 2005

Metals research and training centre opens

As part of the development of the training activity Namtec has taken possession of Swinden House in Rotherham, which will become a national training and conference centre

News from Namtec National Metals Technology Centre, 17 June 2005

Detailed thermal analysis of dynamic events

Software seamlessly stores, retrieves and analyses infrared images and data direct from the camera allowing in-depth and precise evaluation of thermal performance

News from Flir Systems, 17 June 2005

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Investment for Ukas calibration lab

Avon Calibration Services has enlarged its Bristol based calibration laboratory by 50% to accommodate new laboratory equipment and space for the employment of additional calibration engineers

News from Avon Calibration Services, 17 June 2005

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XGA camera designed for visualisation

Firstsight Vision has announced the availability of an XGA output colour camera, which connects directly to a TFT or similar monitor and requires no computer interface.
Pathogen detection to be evaluated for Gulf firms

Intertek has completed an agreement with Alaska Food Diagnostics to evaluate its rapid, specific pathogen detection systems with Jumeriah International, Emirates, Etihad and Gulf Air.