DrySyn Evaluation: Cambridge University Chemistry
DrySyn Evaluation – Dr Richard Turner, Cambridge University Chemistry: “The advantages of the DrySyn MULTI are obvious to even the most hardened researcher.”
DrySyn Evaluation – Dr Richard Turner, Cambridge University Chemistry: “The advantages of the DrySyn MULTI are obvious to even the most hardened researcher.”
DrySyn Classic and Maxi: “They fit our policy of ensuring a safer, cleaner and healthier working environment.”
Dr Emma Welsh, The Institute of Cancer Research – DrySyn Evaluation: The great thing is being able to run multiple reactions on the same hot plate and this saves valuable space in the fume hood.
Rob Ashton, University of Cardif: “I purchased the DrySyn MULTI blocks from Asynt for use in the undergraduate teaching labs. We wanted to get rid of the oil baths as we considered them messy and hazardous.”
Arran Solomonsz new blog – Through these balmy days, a great British summer of sport is in progress but it was taken to a new level today. Read on…!
We recently attended Achema, the industry extravaganza for chemistry and biology. See what we discovered there!
With droughts in the US forcing labs to cut their water consumption by 25%, economical and environmental issues are pushing us all to be ever more vigilent in our efforts to save water in the lab.
Using a patented vacuum-assisted vortex concentration technology, the Smart Evaporator from Asynt sets a new standard for labs tasked with drying sample tubes and vials.
Hi, I am Cameron, I am fifteen, and I am here at Asynt on work experience – here is my secret diary of my time as an Asynt Infiltrator!
We are pleased to tell you that Dr Kerry Elgie and Martyn Fordham will be attending Achema 2015; the “World Forum and Leading Show for the Process Industries”. Meet you there?