News releases on Laboratorytalk categorised by date
Sunday 10 July
to Saturday 16 July 2005
Cross flow cell for bench scale testing
Membrane cell is designed to provide fast and accurate performance data with minimal amounts of product, expense, and time
News from Sterlitech (15 July 2005)
Chromatography software for beginners
Using superfast internet connections and new communication technologies, internet training features real-time discussion, presentations, examples and demonstrations
News from Justice Laboratory Software Europe (15 July 2005)
Zirconium crucibles offer wide benefits
Zirconium has many rare qualities of importance for use in fusions and fluxes for analytical chemistry, with remarkable corrosion resistance and virtual elimination of sample contamination
News from Nickel-Electro (15 July 2005)
USB devices deliver high-speed data acquisition
With sampling rates up to 800kS/s, these devices offer the fastest data acquisition speeds currently available for USB and also simplify system setup and programming Brochure Available
News from National Instruments (15 July 2005)
Ultra fast LVDS digital video acquisition
Digital video processor is used for ultra fast LVDS digital video acquisition and real-time processing of the incoming video data and is available as a PCI board or Compact PCI card Brochure Available
News from Kane Computing (15 July 2005)
See new kit, win prizes
IBMS Congress will see a newly-launched digital camera for brightfield, darkfield, and fluorescence microscopy and the Coolscope which, apparently, transcends the existing concept of a microscope Brochure Available
News from Nikon UK (15 July 2005)
Cooperation agreement covers nanodispensing
Initially the cooperation will be focused on research and development of micro- and nanodispensing systems and its automation for life sciences Brochure Available
News from Scienion (15 July 2005)
Benefits of software in drug discovery
Free seminar in Manchester on 27 July 2005 is aimed at the pharmaceutical industry, contract research organisations, the biotechnology industry and drug discovery executives Brochure Available
News from Thermo Fisher Scientific Informatics (15 July 2005)
Carbon and sulphur analysis in cement and soils
Technical Background Article For many environmental applications, it is necessary to know not only the total carbon (TC) concentration in the sample, but particularly the total organic carbon (TOC) and total inorganic carbon (TIC
News from Horiba Jobin Yvon (15 July 2005)
Technology helps salmon conservation project
User Application Article Assays and instruments are being used to monitor wild salmon populations in the Pacific Ocean as part of a multinational genotyping project based at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
News from Applied Biosystems (15 July 2005)
High-throughput evaporation of acidic chemicals
System enables chemists to evaporate high concentrations of HCl, achieving cleaner synthesis and de-protection than using other acids, such as trifluoroacetic acid Brochure Available
News from Genevac (15 July 2005)
Take a closer look at drug discovery workflows
Automatic workbench enables users to execute a workflow to test a large number of compounds in parallel, based on the microplate format for either 24, 48, or 96 compounds or testing parameters
News from Zinsser Analytic (UK) (15 July 2005)
Freeze drying with extra flexibility
Freeze dryer has been engineered to handle all applications from phase one research to production clinical trial batches Brochure Available
News from Biopharma Process Systems (15 July 2005)
We are all the same, but different
Technical Background Article Study has defined the normal level of variability of gene expression in healthy people so those minor changes can be detected
News from Institute of Food Research (15 July 2005)
658nm laser diodes are lead-free
More powerful than the laser diodes they replaced in compliance with the RoHS Directive, these lead-free diodes are suitable for low level therapy, medical imaging, industrial alignment, and levelling Brochure Available
News from Photonic Products (15 July 2005)
Testing optical systems at 1.55 microns
Optical systems designed for use in the near infrared at 1.55 microns are highly popular because the radiation at this wavelength is partially eye-safe
News from Precision-Optical Engineering (15 July 2005)
Agilent completes on Scientific Software
Acquisition of Scientific Software, a provider of scientific information management systems, has been completed
News from Agilent Technologies Europe (15 July 2005)
Easy determination of protein in solution
Optimised Bradford reagent formulation gives precise determination of protein concentration even in the presence of detergent, allowing the use of this kit for transfection experiments
News from Oz Biosciences (15 July 2005)
Optimised SPE sample preparation
Solid phase extraction microplate system offers the capability to process up to 200ml of sample in one go, repeatedly and precisely, without the mess associated with manual SPE cartridge methods Brochure Available
News from Porvair Sciences (15 July 2005)
Linear motor cleans up in clean rooms
Micro brushless linear motor is particularly suitable for cleanroom and vacuum compatible environments with non-contact design extending longevity and effectively eliminating routine maintenance
News from Rockwell Automation (14 July 2005)
Fitting filters in tight ceiling spaces
These low-profile motorised ceiling filter units are designed for use in tee bar ceiling grid systems and allow ease of installation when overhead space is limited
News from Clean Air Products (14 July 2005)
Software exports test data to computer networks
Makes it easy to view, report and archive the mechanical properties of materials measured on tension and compression testing machines equipped with Admet digital controllers
News from Admet (14 July 2005)
Supplying infrared systems to researchers
High specification and performance of products are ideal for laboratory use where the emphasis is on high accuracy and repeatability of measurements
News from Impac Infrared (14 July 2005)
Economical introduction to tensiometry
This revised model incorporates new technology and new design and is especially suitable for newcomers to the world of tensiometry, or for practical experience in schools or university Brochure Available
News from Lauda (14 July 2005)
Two or three megapixels on these UK-made cameras
Cameras have a very low noise level offering high sensitivity of operation at a low working temperature, all beneficial to the microscopy user wanting a simple and efficient solution to image capture
News from Meiji Techno UK (14 July 2005)
New organisation to accelerate success and growth
Four new 'customer-centric' business units are called Essentials, Specialties, Biotech, and SAFC
News from Sigma-Aldrich (14 July 2005)
Technology may give kidney failure early warning
User Application Article Air sampling machine can detect minute quantities of volatile organic compounds to help doctors find the chemical markers that indicate certain types of sickness
News from Syft Technologies (14 July 2005)
Now manufacturing in Costa Rica
Point Technologies has announced that a new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility has opened and is shipping product from Costa Rica
News from Point Technologies (14 July 2005)
Astron Clinica secures major funding
"A textbook example of how the commercial potential of university based research can be taken up by an entrepreneurial company and developed into a thriving profitable enterprise"
News from Cambridge Design Partnership (14 July 2005)
Environmental monitor for new GTP/FDA standards
Aerosol particle counter provides complete environmental monitoring in a compact, convenient package that weighs only 7kg
News from Particle Measuring Systems (14 July 2005)
Maximise productivity and manage training costs
eLearning offers a visually enriched and interactive learning experience that includes tutorials, demos and instructor-led training in scientific application, informatics, biopharma and biology
News from Perkin Elmer LAS (UK) (14 July 2005)
A knowledge database for community participation
Database allows users to share the publicly available tools used in their daily tasks and improve the knowledge base for all in the community
News from Simbiotix Control (14 July 2005)
Hold the front page for this scoop
High impact polystyrene scoops are available in four sizes and are individually packaged and sterilised, ready for immediate use in critical sampling
News from Bel-Art Products (14 July 2005)
Measuring temperature with high precision
Two new precision thermometers for demanding measuring tasks include a single-channel and a versatile multi-channel instrument for use in quality assurance, laboratories and calibration services
News from Testo (13 July 2005)
Squirrel says nuts to low speed data acquisition
Data acquisition unit has four independent analogue to digital converters and twin microprocessors to allow logging of data at rates up to 100 readings per second on separate channels at the same time
News from Grant Instruments (Cambridge) (13 July 2005)
Majority of universities prefer Carl Zeiss
In a recent tender and framework agreement, Carl Zeiss confocal microscopes were chosen by nine out of 13 British universities
News from Carl Zeiss (13 July 2005)
Setting a new standard for particle measuring
The first monitor to use a thermally-chilled, solid state diode laser to count 0.1 micron particles, it offers accuracy, reduced operating costs, and a three year laser warranty
News from Particle Measuring Systems (13 July 2005)
High throughput automated metal purity analysis
Electrode allows users to benefit from the advantages of automated photometric titration in an optimal waynto carry out high throughput metal analysis Brochure Available
News from Metrohm UK (13 July 2005)
Milestone reached in drug discovery deal
Asinex has achieved screening results which have met the set criteria of Biovitrum for an undisclosed GPCR target
News from Asinex (13 July 2005)
Rapid MRSA test now available all over UK and Eire
New battlefield inspired high speed test prevents spread of superbug by providing results in hours not days
News from Acolyte Biomedica (13 July 2005)
Ultrasonic spectroscopy makes a big noise
Pioneering innovator in high-resolution ultrasonic spectroscopy for material analysis reports better than expected growth, and reveals intention to recruit new people
News from Ultrasonic Scientific (12 July 2005)
New method of detecting alcohol abuse
Increased carbohydrate deficient transferrin (CDT) is an indication of regular heavy alcohol consumption which can now be detected using capillary electrophoresis
News from Sebia UK (12 July 2005)
IT professionals nominate lab software favourites
"The users of software products provide the best independent testimonial for high value software, and to receive nominations for three different products is high praise" Brochure Available
News from Thermo Fisher Scientific Informatics (12 July 2005)
High-level expression of recombinant proteins
Applications study describes the advantages of a novel disposable flask bioreactor for cultivation of high levels of recombinant proteins in CHO cells Brochure Available
News from Integra Biosciences (12 July 2005)
Win prizes for histological strains
Technical Background Article Competition seeks best stained specimens on standard microscope slides, to encourage interest in the field of pathology and the science of staining
News from Sigma-Aldrich (12 July 2005)
Generate arbitrary waveforms on four channels
Card provides four channels of simultaneous data generation capable of outputting analogue signals at a conversion rate of 300 million samples per second with 12-bit vertical resolution
News from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) (12 July 2005)
Measuring physical characteristics of foods
Digital texture analyser features increased load capacities, new interface software, simple operation and calibration, compact size, and robust construction, all at an economic price
News from Brookfield Viscometers (12 July 2005)
Fast accurate antibiotic susceptibility testing
Touch-screen technology introduced to instantly read and interpret standard disk diffusion testing with 2005 CLSI and BSAC guidelines
News from Laboratory Instruments & Supplies (UK) (12 July 2005)
Expanding the boundaries of microwave technology
Microwave synthesis platform combined with Raman spectrometry to create an integrated approach to in situ analysis of reactions - providing faster, cleaner chemistries and better yields
News from CEM Microwave Technology (12 July 2005)
Three new phases I
In addition to C18 columns, the new phases include C8, CN (cyano), and PFP, and are aimed at scientists in the pharmaceutical industry and others requiring improvements in chromatography Brochure Available
News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (12 July 2005)
Fastest protein-DNA investigation available
Chromatin immunoprecipitation kit can be completed within four and a half hours, using a unique procedure and composition to investigate protein-DNA interaction
News from Epigentek (12 July 2005)
Particle sensor promises outstanding value
Aerosol particle sensor has a design which reduces complexity to lower initial cost and extend life of the laser diode to provide outstanding lifetime value
News from Particle Measuring Systems (12 July 2005)
Software to optimise any lab process or task
After just a few experimental steps, this software can be used to easily predict the optimal conditions for any reaction, operation or process.
News from Silverdale Scientific (12 July 2005)
Iron in cement by photometric titration
Titrator boasts several outstanding features including colour touch pad display, superior traceability, and the ability to perform ion concentration measurements while performing other titrations Brochure Available
News from Metrohm UK (12 July 2005)
Dialysis products for desalting, buffer exchange
The Harvard Apparatus sample preparation group has introduced a family of dialysis products for desalting and buffer exchanges.
News from Harvard Apparatus (12 July 2005)
Molecular modelling on the Mac
New version of Spartan molecular modelling software runs under Mac OS X and complements the versions launched last year that run under Windows, Linux, or Unix
News from Silverdale Scientific (11 July 2005)
Image analysis gives particle size and shape
Malvern Instruments will introduce a new particle size and shape analyzer based on image analysis at Powtech 2005 (Nurnberg, 11-13 October, 2005)
News from Malvern Instruments (11 July 2005)
Breakthrough in traceability of pH meters
Having identified a difficulty in maintaining GLP or ISO-compliant documentation of pH meters, this neat solution enables the individual components to maintain traceable calibration Brochure Available
News from Sartorius UK (11 July 2005)
Seamless scalability in this software suite
Free limited trial version is available of this analytical review and reporting software, which promises to do just about everything in the laboratory short of sweeping the floor
News from EISC (11 July 2005)
Measure surface cleanliness of biomedical devices
Integrated testing station combines ultrasonic extraction, optical particle measurements, and automated software to quantify the surface cleanliness of complex shaped biomedical devices
News from Particle Measuring Systems (11 July 2005)
Monitoring sodium in children's food
Technical Background Article The total analysis time was on average less than seven minutes, a huge time saving when compared with the traditional 'ashing' technique which can take over 24 hours Brochure Available
News from Metrohm UK (11 July 2005)
Alliance to develop IC/MS/MS and LC/MS/MS
Cooperation has led to the development of a method for determining perchlorate in drinking water using ion chromatography with suppressed conductivity and electrospray ionisation mass spectrometry
News from Applied Biosystems (11 July 2005)
All-inclusive management of haematology procedures
Multilink concept allows up to three haematology analysers to be connected to the same validation station, enabling haematology laboratories to handle up to 2000 samples per day
News from Horiba ABX (11 July 2005)
Distinguish cell lines involved in leucopoiesis
Double Diff Matrix technology provides routine identification and quantification of the three immature lines involved in leucopoiesis - granulocytic, lymphocytic, and monocytic
News from Horiba ABX (11 July 2005)
Online resource for nutrition research products
Website enables searches that identify chemicals by plant source and plants containing specific compounds
News from Sigma-Aldrich (11 July 2005)
Pocket refractometer measures grape must
Specialist instrument gives readings in industry-standard degrees Baume, eliminating the need to perform the calculations that are required when using a conventional refractometer measuring in Brix%
News from Labcell (11 July 2005)
24-bit data acquisition by USB
Device can serve as a general-purpose stand-alone A/D converter for fixed or mobile applications or as a built-in data acquisition interface in a wide range of OEM instrumentation applications
News from Silverdale Scientific (11 July 2005)
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