The Cold Coil II Flow Reactor Module from Uniqsis is designed to provide a flexible, entry-level solution for low temperature flow chemistry applications.

A laser-based sensor developed at Kaust could improve monitoring of benzene emissions and limit exposure to this pollutant. In collaboration with Saudi Aramco, the researchers have developed a device that accurately senses extremely low concentrations of benzene in real time.

Biotecon Diagnostics has launched the foodproof Aspergillus Detection Lyokit.

EKF Diagnostics has introduced a test to precisely measure levels of Covid-19 neutralizing antibodies in individuals.

Getting good and consistent results for trace element analysis can be a daily challenge. For a start, contamination lurks everywhere, ready to trip you up. Next, there is the problem of sample-to-sample washout/memory effects randomly popping up to frustrate you. Then there’s the issue of interferences, which of course are at their worst for those elements that are most important to you.

Flanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship has awarded a 720K Euro research grant to OHMX.bio and Fujirebio Europe for developing a clinical in vitro diagnostics platform with third generation sequencing technologies. The project – IVD-seq aims to concentrate on a cost-efficient IVD modular solution for highly polymorphic regions initially and later on intends to expand the solution to other molecular diagnostic markers.

Hokkaido University researchers have developed a technique that allows them to track chromosomes during egg production in dojo loach Misgurnus anguillicaudatus. The study uncovered how female clones double their chromosomes twice to assure clonal reproduction.

Routine testing of laboratory balances by the user is essential to uncover malfunctions early and eliminate inaccuracies that would otherwise go undetected until your next service calibration. Download the new short guide from Mettler Toledo which explains the four pillars of balance routine testing: 1. Testing frequency, 2. Test methods and SOPs, 3. Test weight and 4. User training.

Many technologies would not be possible without catalysts. To further improve heterogeneous catalysts, it is necessary to analyze the complex processes at their surface, where the active centers are located. Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), together with colleagues from Spain and Argentina, have made decisive progress in this area.

Researchers at Linköping University, Sweden, have developed efficient blue light-emitting diodes based on halide perovskites. The new LEDs may open the way to cheap and energy-efficient illumination.