The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2015
Nobel Prize Chemistry 2015: Alfred Nobel invented dynamite hoping to make war a thing of the past. It didn’t quite work out that way so he came up with a better plan for a worthy epitaph.
Nobel Prize Chemistry 2015: Alfred Nobel invented dynamite hoping to make war a thing of the past. It didn’t quite work out that way so he came up with a better plan for a worthy epitaph.
Asynt has developed DrySyn NMR Heating Blocks to enable safe, effective and uniform heating of up to 10 NMR tubes on a conventional hotplate stirrer.
Asynt would be pleased to see you at the Lab Innovations 2015 show this November 4th & 5th at the NEC, Birmingham. We will be launching two new products, doing live demonstrations and have our experts on hand to answer all your questions. Join us for a proper chemistry shopping trip!
We want to support Macmillan so isntead of a coffee morning today we are going to donate £20 for every DrySyn order received between now and Friday next week (2nd October) so get those orders coming in!
Martyn Fordham travels to the Isle of Skye to finally experience the Aurora; with some stunning photographs of this natural phenomenon and a look at how it occurs we also share some interesting and informative websites on the topic.
Asynt will be on hand at the RSC Dalton Younger Members Event at the University of Leeds on September 9th and 10th
Asynt reports on how chromatography specialists – Reach Separations Ltd. are benefiting from the installation of an onsite nitrogen generator at their laboratories in Nottingham, UK.
Julabo FL300 Evaluation: “I have been using this apparatus mainly for cooling condensers on soxhlet apparatus. Because of space constraints on my laboratory bench, I needed a circulator that could
The ChilliBlock from Asynt is a new modular system purpose designed for precise, controlled cooling and heating of biological samples in microplates, vials and Eppendorf tubes.
There’s no feeling quite like quenching your thirst after bring out on a hot summer’s day. Firstly, you have to decide on your beverage of choice. Suffice to say, there’s plenty of choice when it comes to the amber nectar, but what would you give your child?