As we enter the final quarter of 2025, there’s still plenty to look forward to in the world of chemistry! The Asynt Chemistry October 2025 Newsletter is packed with valuable insights, exciting updates, and a touch of Halloween fun.
We’ve curated articles and features based on the topics you’ve told us you’re most interested in; from sustainable lab practices to advanced flow chemistry techniques. Plus, we’ve included details on our September to December Special Offers and upcoming events.
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What’s Inside This Month
Sustainable Chemistry at the University of Liverpool
We spoke with Ph.D. student Michael Gillin and Dr. Gina Washbourn about eco-friendly lab practices and why Liverpool is a top choice for aspiring chemists.
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Mastering Mixing in Flow Chemistry
Explore different mixing regimes, reactor designs, and how Asynt Glass Static Mixers (GSMs) enhance performance in systems like FlowLab, HotChip, ColdChip, and PhotoChip.
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New Scientist Live October 2025
Join Dr. Josh Smalley; chemical biologist and Great British Bake Off finalist and other leading scientists at ExCeL London.
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Low-Temperature Metalation
Discover a low-temp metalation process with in-line quenching using Asynt’s Cold-Coil reactor and mixer chip module; ideal for preparing kinase inhibitor intermediates.
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Asynt Special Offers for September to December
Don’t miss out on our latest seasonal deals.
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Coming Next Month
In our November edition, we’ll be sharing more exciting chemistry insights, some more application notes, and details of our Black Friday special offer. Stay tuned!
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Thanks for reading — we hope you enjoy this month’s edition of the Asynt Chemistry October 2025 Newsletter!
