We’re fast approaching the long awaited CHEMUK 2021 Conference and Exhibition so to celebrate we’re running TWO giveaways with prizes we think you’ll love – for you, not for your lab! Continue reading
Another month has quickly passed but we have a great chemistry read for you this month with the Asynt August 2021 newsletter. Find out what we’ve been up to now! Continue reading
Minimising Waste in Chemical Formulation: Join Asynt, Huber UK, and Anton Paar Ltd with GAMBICA at CHEMUK 2021 for this useful session & find out how you could update your processes for less waste. Continue reading
Quadracell is the NEW turn-key solution for your parallel benchtop high pressure requirements. Find out more! Continue reading
In our first “Behind the flask” chemistry blog, Mike catches up with Dr Tlabo Leboho, a researcher at the University of Limpopo in South Africa, to find out more about the team there and their research into anti-tuberculosis agents. Continue reading
Ozone generator evaluation: “A great service team provided me with a quick delivery of very versatile product. This ozone generator allows me to apply ozone to my organic chemistry on any scale from milligrams to kilograms. The variable controlled output … Continue reading
Developed by Asynt, in conjunction with the University of Leeds (UK), the fReactor Photo Flow provides an easy-to-use, yet powerful platform for scientists looking to explore photochemistry in Flow Chemistry applications. Continue reading
We are half way through the predicted UK heatwave but it isn’t slowing our chemists down! We have a great chemistry read for you this month with the Asynt July 2021 newsletter. Continue reading
You might have heard the adverts on the radio about the impending changes for our regular petrol this summer here in the UK. Find out all about this – and some classic vehicle maintenance – in our blog! Continue reading
We are pleased to confirm that a new fReactor research paper has been published via CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry: A Hybridised Optimisation of an Automated Photochemical Continuous Flow Reactor. Continue reading
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