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Northwestern University’s Nanocombinatorics Facilitates Stem Cell Differentiation

A research team led by Chad A. Mirkin from the Northwestern University has devised a powerful analytical technique called nanocombinatorics to rapidly detect the physical and chemical structures that can influence stem cells to turn into mature bone cells called osteocytes.

8 Mar 2012

Breakthrough in Nanoscale Particle Size Analyzers

The new Nano DS Dual Light Scattering Particle Size Analyzer from CILAS integrates a breakthrough technology that takes nanoparticle characterization to the next level. The Nano DS is the first nanoparticle size analyzer to combine Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) and Static Light Scattering (SLS) in the same particle size instrument.

From CILAS - Lasers and Laser Particle Sizing 7 Mar 2012

Phenom-World Desktop SEMs Now Come with Integrated EDS

With the newest product- Phenom proX, Phenom-World expands its product-portfolio with elemental analysis. This is implemented in line with all Phenom-World products: Maintaining the market leading quality, speed and ease of use.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific Phenom-World BV 1 Mar 2012

Lab on a Chip Device Developed for Malarial Study

Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have created an accurate and simple device for malarial study.

1 Mar 2012

Researchers Develop Microfluidic Chip for Bitumen-Gas Interaction Analysis

A research group from the University of Toronto has developed a method, wherein a microfluidic chip is used for examining the bitumen behavior in reservoirs. The time and expenses for analysis of bitumen-gas interaction in bitumen and heavy oil reservoirs will be minimized through this method.

1 Mar 2012

Comprehensive Report on Future US Hematology and Flow Cytometry Market

Market Publishers has released a new report titled ‘Future US Hematology and Flow Cytometry Market Outlook.’

1 Mar 2012

Study Findings Help Advance Safe Implementation of Nanotechnology

The findings of research studies conducted at the lab of James E. Hutchison from the University of Oregon utilizing small-angle X-ray scattering and high-precision microscopy techniques will be helpful in using green chemistry in nanotechnology in order to improve efficiency and yield, and significantly decrease waste and risk to environment and human health.

1 Mar 2012