Leading multinational life sciences tools and diagnostics developer – QuantuMDx has invested in the Asynt professional range of non-ducted laboratory filtration and fume cabinets which sit directly on benchtop surfaces.
Monday 27 February 2017 saw the official opening of The University of Nottingham’s ‘green lab’ on its Jubilee campus and Martyn Fordham was one of the guests to this prestigious event.
CondenSyn Evaluation: Queen’s University Belfast review the Asynt CondenSyn Waterless Air Condenser.
We could tell you that this was a great opportunity to show off the amazing Asynt hotplate kit and tell you about the three separate safety circuits with a cut off at 360oC, fine control with the contact thermometer, and all the accessories that are included but really this was all about the pancakes!
Here at Asynt we are proud to be working alongside scientists at the Cambridge Drug Discovery Institute, providing the necessary equipment to aide their ground-breaking research. Find out more about what Dr Steve Andrews has been working on in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK (ARUK).
We recently welcomed Francesco de Luca from Deltek SRL to the Asynt Ltd HQ for training and market discussions.
Asynt has announced new inserts for its DrySyn heating blocks enabling scientists to now conduct precise temperature controlled, stirred experiments in 0.5-2ml tapered, 2-5ml and 10-20ml microwave vials.
Did you know that the world-renowned DrySyn heating bases are quickly and easily adapted to suit any standard magnetic hotplate stirrer? Watch our short video here!
The affordably priced DrySyn® SnowStorm ONE accommodates single standard round-bottomed reaction flasks from 50ml to 1000ml. Interchange of reaction flasks is easy and takes just seconds without disrupting the circulation fluid as is required when using expensive jacketed reaction vessels.
Assistant prof. Ms.Tanaka needed to raise the concentration when detecting amino acids as a target by LC-MS / MS, and had desired the most to avoid the denaturation of samples during concentration in order to evaluate the sample variation over a time. Up to now, she needed to repeat the process with 1-2 samples for some times when she actually needs to evaporate 4 to 6. She was feeling reluctant to do evaporation because it took her so long.
