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Video: Spectrometer designed to speed protein discovery
The platform combines three mass analyzers to yield new insights into biology and disease mechanisms.
New data loggers monitor eggs
MadgeTech suggests that using EggTemp and EggTemp-RH, egg producers can monitor every step of eggs' journey, from farm to grocer.
How strain, stress and other materials properties are measured
This article continues the discussion by talking about how strength tests are performed, some of the considerations and how the data can be interpreted.
Team turns LEGO robot into gradient mixer
To lower the cost of developing such expensive equipment, the ASU team reportedly built a mixer using off-the-shelf LEGO kits.
Converting air velocity measurements to volumetric flow rates
Understand the various formulas and technical definitions involved to accurately convert an air velocity measurement to a volumetric flow rate.
Fuel cell testing made easy by EA Elektro-Automatik
1.92 MW reliable power: Easy fuel cell testing with the regenerative electronic load EA-ELR 10000.
Autosampler benefits bioreactor research
The autosampler facilitates sampling 24/7 in short and regular intervals so as to secure complete datasets and reduce the risk for human error.
Mettler Toledo introduces the DSC 5+
Users can run differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) measurements in either power compensation mode or heat flux mode.
Faster imaging captures combustion flame dynamics
The technique could improve understanding of flame behavior and help engineer more efficient and cleaner cars, airplanes, factories and power plants.
Agilent designs new washer dispenser for technology-driven workflow efficiency
The platform incorporates expanded liquid handling features designed for integration into automated systems and standalone benchtop use.
Dry run testing of hydropower systems in the lab
Power engineers can now gauge and improve the reliability and resiliency of complex hydropower systems without getting their feet wet.
Understanding stress vs strain in materials
The recent implosion of the Titan submersible has brought up the discussion about material strength and how it is measured.
Portable printed sensor simplifies water pollution monitoring
The low-cost, 3D-printed sensor detects very low concentrations of pesticides in water.
A technique to cut metal testing complexity
Metal cutting coupled with high-speed photography and new data analysis techniques offers an accessible method to explore metal behavior under extreme conditions.
Raman lidar goes underwater to monitor oil
The system can remotely distinguish various substances underwater, and can measure the thickness of oil up to 12 m away.
Ear as effective an identifier as fingerprint: Study
The research was conducted to validate a technique called Cameriere's ear identification method, which relies on measurements and ratios of various sections of the ear including the helix, antihelix, concha and lobe.
Sensor chip speeds disease diagnostics
The device can detect many disease pathogens with 10 times the sensitivity of currently available methods.
New instruments further standardize single cell analysis workflow
The systems bring portability to any laboratory in instruments that deliver accurate, reproducible results.
Flexible sensors stretch greenhouse gas detection capability
Simple to produce and scalable, the flexible photodetector covers the full spectrum of greenhouse gases without the need for complex optical components.
Digital microscope simplifies cell culture checks
A new digital transmitted light inverted microscope for routine cell culture enables laboratory personnel to easily check and document cell growth.