This month we’re really pleased to share two websites that we think are useful, fun, and informative for the next generation of scientists, and for those who want to encourage them! See more details from BÜCHI Labortechnik AG, and Croda International.
Sharing knowledge is the key to bringing relief to the Covid-19 battleground. The National Technican Development Centre have published a detailed and informative resource which could be useful to scientists everywhere.
It’s often said that necessity breeds invention but on this occasion it has lead to our Managing Director, Martyn Fordham, turning his kitchen into a studio! View the first video to find out about our oil-free solution for performing parallel synthesis in round bottom flasks.
The CondenSyn Waterless Air Condenser from Asynt is a proven ‘green’ replacement for water cooled condensers and suitable for greater than 95% of all chemical reflux applications.
Asynt’s Dr Kerry Elgie shares a fantastic online tool: The Schlenk Line Survival Guide. Described as “Illustrative Guides to help you master air and moisture-sensitive chemistry”, it looks incredibly useful!
We are pleased to share our monthly newsletter for March 2020: with some great ways to entertain the kids with some simple experiments, new publications and new lab tools! Read online here.
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new paper from the iPRD (Institute of Process Research and Development), based out of the University of Leeds, regarding the fReactor flow chemistry platform.
Designed for chemists undertaking parallel syntheses the Asynt DrySyn 3-Position Clamp enables secure clamping of up to three round bottom flasks or condensers to a standard boss head.
As we all take steps to keep our communities safe it’s the perfect time to build upon online resources!
If you and your family are in isolation then why not take a look at some of our fun ideas below for experiments you can do with the kids?
