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We manufacture products to handle smallest amounts of liquids. Microliter syringes, pipettes, dilutors, pipetting robots, complete analysers as well as electrodes, HPLC and GC columns belong to our assortment. more
Metrohm is a leading supplier of instruments, applications and support for chemical analysis. Headquartered in Switzerland, Metrohm serves customers in 120 countries. Metrohm is the global market leader in the fields of titration and voltammetry, and one of the leading innovators in ion chromatogra more
Ocean Insight reflects our evolution from one of many suppliers of spectroscopy products to a singular provider of Applied Spectral Knowledge. Our purpose is to help customers define pressing challenges and deliver answers that promote a safer, cleaner, healthier future. Ocean Optics invented the m more
Designed for both industrial and laboratory use, MultiDetek 2 measures multiple trace impurities, with many configurations possible in one instrument more
Versatile pocket oxygen meter with stand-alone long-term data logging for O2 measurements in gas, water and aqueous samples more
Hamilton Bonaduz AG has launched a new version of the ArcAir software that takes the monitoring and control of Arc sensors to a new level more
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ZEISS’ investment in Senorics marks the start of a technology collaboration with the sensorics startup based in Dresden, Germany. The partnership aims to further the joint development of small and cost-effective sensors for industrial use in quality assurance and in process monitoring, e.g. on produ more
Medical professionals and environment analysts would like to have microchips that measure substances directly on site. Scientists at TU Darmstadt have developed and patented a system based on nanopores with broad potential. Anyone wishing to use laboratory readings for diagnosing a disorder or its p more
ETH researchers have developed an inexpensive, handheld measuring device that can distinguish between methanol and potable alcohol. It offers a simple, quick method of detecting adulterated or contaminated alcoholic beverages and is able to diagnose methanol poisoning in exhaled breath. Methanol is more
MultiDetek 2 Compact Gas Chromatograph Designed for both industrial and laboratory use, MultiDetek 2 measures multiple trace impurities, with many configurations possible in the same instrument. Based on the new generation of LDetek’s Plasma Emission Detector, versions are also available featuring F more
Level measurement with 80-GHz radar optimizes plant availability Effective production facilities require highly efficient measurement technology. When measuring levels with radar, it‘s the dynamic range that leads to significantly greater efficiency. The larger the dynamic range, the wider the range more
EPFL researchers have developed conductive tracks that can be bent and stretched up to four times their original length. They could be used in artificial skin, connected clothing and on-body sensors. more
The handy A5 brochure offers a theoretical introduction into dissolved oxygen measurement and a multitude of practical tips more
A simple and cost-effective method used to determine the concentration of dissolved substances in a wide range of samples more
How to choose an analytical transmitter has become easier, as today, multivariable transmitters are available more
Volkswagen have been in the news for all the wrong reasons. The company admitted to installing a ‘defeat device’ in millions of cars which made it appear in emissions tests that they emitted far lower levels of particular pollutants than they actually did in normal road conditions. Plenty of article more
The rich composition of solutes and metabolites in sweat and its relative ease of collection upon excretion from skin pores make this class of biofluid an attractive candidate for point of care analysis. Wearable technologies that combine electrochemical sensors with conventional or emerging semicon more
The synthesis, structure and anion recognition properties of an extensive, rationally designed series of bisamide derivatives of 1,8-diaminocarbazole and 1,8-diamino-3,6-dichlorocarbazole are described. Despite simple structures and the presence of only three hydrogen bond donors, such compounds are more
L-Arginine is one of the most important amino acid and plays a key role in diagnostic studies. Herein we report four Salen-type Schiff base fluorimetric/colorimetric sensors for the rapid detection of L-arginine. Substituents play a major role in the sensing mechanism of the probes with the nitro-su more
I turned 63 recently. My secret to staying optimistic as you age towards your inevitable death? “The idea is to die young, but as late as humanly possible…” A noble aim, indeed… more
Biosensor-based interaction analyses are enjoying increasing popularity in both quality control and in research and development. Conventional biosensors, such as surface plasmon resonance systems, are based on alterations in the macroscopic properties of the measurement surface. However, switchable DNA layers, featuring switchSENSE® technology, facilitate the active movement of the tethered molecules. This kind of “active” biosensor not only offers information about measurement parameters such as binding affinity and kinetics, but also about biophysical parameters such as melting point, protein size, protein activity, etc. Erythropoietin (EPO) and anti-EPO antibodies are used here as examples to illustrate the potential of this technology both in buffer systems and in serum. more
As far back in time as several thousand years ago our ancestors were using biotechnical processes to make beer, wine and bread. These days, biotechnological processes are not merely used to produce food – they enable a wide variety of applications, from wastewater treatment to manufacturing medicines. more
Wolfgang Kaiser studied physics at Technical University of Munich (TUM). On graduating, he then received a doctoral scholarship from IGSSE, TUM’s International Graduate School of Science and Engineering. His doctoral work at TUM’s Walter Schottky Institute focused on switchable DNA layers and their more
Ralf Strasser studied chemistry at Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich. He received his doctorate in 2009 on the subject of damage recognition in DNA repair in the lab of Prof. Dr. Thomas Carell. Then, he moved to Technical University of Munich (TUM), where he worked on the synthesis of DNA prot more
has been a research scientist at CEA and holds 35 years of experience. After 10 years of research and development in the field of nuclear fuel reprocessing and the radiochemical separation of the minor actinides, he spent 15 years at the Henri Becquerel National Laboratory (CEA-LIST) where he was in more
Biochemical sensor A biochemical sensor is a chemical sensor used in medical diagnosis and patient monitoring. Such a sensor can be electrochemical or optical . See also * Protein sensor * Acousto-electric biochemical sensor array * Nati ... more
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