The DrySyn OCTO Mini reaction station from Asynt is enabling researchers to optimise and expand the applications of HydRegen – an innovative, heterogeneous biocatalytic hydrogenation technology currently under development within the group of Prof. Kylie Vincent at the University of Oxford (UK).
See just how CondenSyn could save your lab from flooding in this great new video from our friends at John Morris (Australia).
Whilst all of our team know the complete product range we offer in great detail, we do have specialists in key areas – find out more!
Kerry and Mike will be in Vienna for the 21st European Symposium on Organic Chemistry from 14th-18th July 2019. Do come and join us!
The 27th Annual GP2A Medicinal Chemistry Conference is taking place from 21st-23rd August 2019 at the University of Nottingham (UK) and we’re excited to be attending! Find out more!
Dr Kerry Elgie is all set to show off the latest products in the Asynt range of laboratory apparatus at the 2019 MASC ECR at the University of Lincoln on Friday 12th July 2019.
We are pleased to share our new newsletter – this month we talk pressure in the lab, expanding network of distribution partners, and an expanding Asynt team!
Asynt reports upon a new scientific evaluation of their Condensyn waterless condenser by the Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) in the key areas of performance versus Liebig water condensers, water savings potential and flood prevention.
We are so pleased to welcome our new distribution partners, LMS Consult GmbH & Co.KG, to the Asynt family!
Asynt announces the DrySyn Multi-M high temperature adapter – a unique product that enables scientists to undertake parallel reactions that require solution temperatures of over 400°C.
