Our very own, Walter (the water droplet) has been busy! He’s been out on tour, visiting some very special places all around the world to spread the news about water saving tools and practices!
Dr Arran Solomonsz and Dr Ffion Abraham were so pleased to attend the recent Julabo GmbH 50th Anniversary celebrations and had a full tour of how the apparatus is manufactured!
We are so pleased to welcome new member of staff, Pearl Fay, to the administration team here at Asynt!
The RSC Coordination and Organometallic Chemistry Discussion Group (CODG) is devoted to supporting the scientific interests of researchers involved with any aspect of coordination and organometallic chemistry as broadly defined. This years event is 14-15 September 2017!
Following on from the success of the inaugural EaStCHEM Conference for Early-Career Researchers (ECECR), which was held at the University of Edinburgh in August 2016, the organising committee at St Andrews have arranged the second ECECR, which will be held at the University of St Andrews (North Haugh) on Thursday 7th September 2017.
The 16th European Symposium on Organic Reactivity (ESOR 2017) is taking place in Durham this week and Dr Kerry Elgie will be at this exciting symposium on Tuesday 5th with a wide range of laboratory tools on hand including the NEW DrySyn OCTO and the CondenSyn waterless air condenser that is saving water, and money, all over the world!
The 25th Annual Groupement des Pharmacochimistes de l’Arc Atlantique (GP2A) will be held at the Redmonds Building of LJMU on 31 August and 1 September 2017 and Dr Kerry Elgie will be on hand to answer your questions about our exciting range of laboratory apparatus!
CoSSHNet ITN presents: Advances in Boronic Organic Chemistry. Dr Kerry Elgie will be on hand to support this important event and also give you a close up look at the NEW DrySyn OCTO and NEW DrySyn Spiral Evaporator!
Those of us in the office here at Asynt HQ that adore the warmer weather have been determined to embrace what little summer we’re experiencing though, and there have been fresh strawberries eaten by the punnet load (or from the handy and rather elegant DrySyn MULTI kit, as the case may be)!
Asynt reports that it has supplied Redbrick Molecular Ltd (Sheffield, UK) with a wide range of synthetic organic chemistry equipment for its new environmentally responsible laboratory.
