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Asynt reports on its collaboration with the Department of Chemistry, University of Bath (UK) in the development of a novel mesoscale segmented flow reactor. Read More

A range of products including cable carrier systems, flexible and guaranteed cables, and self-lubricating bearing solutions will be on display at the upcoming show, September 12-17 at Chicago’s McCormick Place. Read More

Chromatrap is a pioneer in the development of solid-state filter-based technology that significantly enhances and accelerates the important epigenetic research tool of chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP). Read More

FLIR Systems has announced the full program for InfraMation 2016 - the world's largest thermal imaging training experience. Read More

AMSBIO has introduced Cultrex® Organoid Progenitor Cells that have been derived from normal, healthy mouse small intestine tissue and are continuously cultured using Reduced Growth Factor BME R1 and BME 2. Read More

Flowcrete Hong Kong has worked with the innovative fashion designer Monki to provide flooring for its Hong Kong store that would convey the brand’s colourful, vibrant and youthful image. Read More

Few consumers are aware that food and beverage manufacturers reuse water and even fewer consumers realise that the practice is essential as the industry that literally provides us with our daily bread uses so much potable water that it could negatively impact drinking water reserves. Read More

New and developing technologies will be the theme on the stand of one the regular exhibitors at this year’s Sensors & Instrumentation, the exhibition for test, measurement and control engineers, 28-29 September 2016, NEC Birmingham. Read More

After ten months of travel across the United States, Canada and Mexico, the igus car has returned to home base in Rhode Island. Read More

High Accuracy Positioning Tables/Nano Precision Stages, from Primatics, Inc., are used in applications where high accuracy and repeatability and/or smoothness are critical. Read More

ISO 16890 replaces EN 779Filter performance according to particulate fractions Read More