Alex Padgham, University of Liverpool (UK) explains how the fReactor and PhotoFLOW module support heterogeneous photochemistry in a compact flow setup
From intern to lab lead How Northeastern University London is building sustainable teaching lab practice with Asynt CondenSyn® and the CondenSyn Distillation Adapter THE CHALLENGE Daniela Brandao de Ceita (Dani),
Real-time reaction insight under flow conditions with FlowUV
University of Liverpool chemist, Meg, explains how our ColdCoil supports temperature-controlled co-crystallisation in flow.
Dr Bartosz Bieszczad and Pratik Avinash from UCD evaluated the Illumin8 in their lab and kindly shared their feedback…
This inaugural edition of Asynt Research Highlights celebrates the work of Omar Mohammad and colleagues at Aston University, who systematically modernised the classical Kolbe–Schmitt reaction for contemporary carbon utilisation research.
Find out how the team use their fReactor, and how their chemistry benefits…
Rowan M. Bailey evaluates the PhotoChip LED photoreactor whilst conducting kinetic sweeping experiments which rely on highly reproducible reactor conditions.
Asynt visited the Cresswell group at the University of Bath’s Chemistry Department, to film their labs and interview some of the students using Asynt equipment for their research. Here are the videos from our visit.
Professor Mathias O. Senge’s research group at Trinity College Dublin focuses on the synthesis and application of porphyrins, an important class of macrocyclic compounds widely used across biomedical, materials and photochemical sciences.
