Based in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Bath, the Morrill research group is focused on developing new reactions in organic chemistry and sustainable catalytic methodologies for electrosynthesis
Professor Mike Waring, Dr. Hannah Stewart and the team at Newcastle University are engaged in translational medicinal chemistry at the sharp end of oncology drug discovery and have shared their feedback on lab apparatus making a positive impact in their research.
James Luk from the University of St. Andrews has been using Asynt Quadracell parallel high pressure reactor for performing RWGS reactions. Here is his evaluation: The reverse water-gas shift (RWGS)
Isla Gow from the University of Cardiff shares details on her photochemistry research in collaboration with NAST, using the Asynt Lighthouse batch photoreactor.
Quadracell high pressure reactor evaluation: Read the open-access paper online: Formylation–Decarbonylation Relay Strategy for the Selective Hydrogenation of CO2 to CO The Quadracell reactor in this paper enabled us to improve
The Donnelly Lab is a young, dynamic, and growing research group within the Institute of Chemical Sciences at Heriot-Watt University. Their research is driven by expertise in catalysis, organic synthesis, and polymer chemistry. Here’s their feedback on the DrySyn Octo.
The Lennox Lab are interested in fundamental reactivity and mechanism in organic chemistry, and how these insights can be used to create novel synthetic organic methods with sustainability and
Illumin8 Cooling/Heating Base Evaluation: “The Asynt Illumin8 Cooling/Heating Base integrated faultlessly with our photochemical set-up using a portable mini-chiller. The temperature control offered by the plate gave us an invaluable
Dr Graeme McAllister, Experimental Officer at the University of York offers an evaluation of the Asynt CondenSyn waterless air condenser after trials with a THF drying still (b.p. 66 °C), equipped with a 1 L main flask and ~250 mL collection head.
“We loved it so much we bought a second one for our other lab.”
