I started thinking about the cult series “Game of Thrones” a little more; a mixture of little-known and world-renowned actors and actresses, stunning sets and costumes, an incredibly complex story line and, I realised, a whole heap of weird and wonderful chemistry!
We’re prepared to encourage the chocoholics at this time of year! We have some outstanding chocolate goodies up for grabs so read on to find out how to win these for your lab…
We keep an eye out for interesting chemistry tweets to share and @BuzzFeedScience had a great one recently; 11 Unsung Science Heroines You Really Should Have Heard Of.
The Asynt CondenSyn Air Condenser has been extensively tested by researchers in the renowned Cronin Group within the School of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow, UK.
It seems like the whole world goes pancake mad once a year (or more often if you’re my daughter…) but we’ve taken a look at those lovely light, fluffy pancakes from the USA this year.
Dmitri Mendeleev, born in 1834 is Russia, was incredibly passionate about Chemistry and wanted to better organise the field. This determination led to his discovery of the periodic law and his creation of the periodic table of 56 elements which was organised by relative atomic masses.
Nacreous Clouds appear over the UK, this unusual phenomenon so far South made me think about the environment that we live in and also how at Asynt we work with scientists to make for greener working facilities.
We’re so confident that if you try the new CondenSyn system you’ll want to make the change permanent throughout your laboratory that we’re offering you THREE of any standard size CondenSyn and a DrySyn MULTI 3 position clamp for only £150.00 – read on for the details!
Due to our success and growth in 2015 we are seeking to recruit a new Sales Support Scientist into the Asynt team!
We share a clever tip for cleaning NMR tubes from a process chemist in Canada!
