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DelsaNano Used to Measure Isoelectric Point of Flat Surfaces

A new application note announced today by Beckman Coulter, Inc. details the study of the isoelectric point of flat surfaces using the DelsaNano zeta potential system.

From Beckman Coulter Life Sciences 20 Jul 2011

Bruker Introduces Single and Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers for Gas Chromatography Applications

Bruker introduced the SCION SQ single quadrupole and the SCION TQ triple quadrupole mass spectrometers at the 2011 Florida Pesticide Residue Workshop. These mass spectrometers are suitable for gas chromatography applications and are aimed at improving productivity and data quality.

19 Jul 2011

Researchers Use Nanotechnology to Study Real-Time Cellular Communications

Researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) have formulated a technology to control interactions between individual cells in real-time. They made use of nanotechnology to plant sensors on the cell’s surface.

19 Jul 2011

Researchers Create Qmodes for Developing Quantum Computers

Olivier Pfister, a professor at the University of Virginia, has shown it is possible to create huge numbers of entangled qubits, more specifically a multilevel variant termed as Qmodes. Qubits are single quantum memory units that form the building blocks for a quantum computer.

18 Jul 2011

Blue Ocean Biomedical Launches LG Series Flow Cytometry Systems in Rome

LG Series Flow Cytometry Systems have been launched by Blue Ocean Biomedical, to count lymphocyte subsets and CD4 cells and is the first-ever completely automated, load & go equipment available.

18 Jul 2011

IntelliCell Conducts Flow Cytometry Study to Process Stromal Vascular Cells

IntelliCell BioSciences, a regenerative medicine company, declared that Millipore has conducted a flow cytometry study of IntelliCell's technology. A division of Merck, Millipore offers advanced technologies, services, and tools for biopharmaceutical manufacturing and bioscience research.

16 Jul 2011

Researchers Study Properties of Nanobodies to Target Cancer Cells

Nanobodies synthesized from camel blood render special properties, which have potential in drug development. A new study published in the Journal of Controlled Release states that camel blood will help to battle cancer.

16 Jul 2011

Nanosort Wins Grant to Develop Advanced High-Performance Flow Cytometers

NanoSort has received a two year, small business innovation research (SBIR) grant worth $698,000 from National Institutes of Health. The grant was offered by the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) of NIH.

16 Jul 2011

CVD Equipment Receives More Orders for Nanotechnology Devices

CVD Equipment, a company that designs and manufactures graphene, semiconductors, carbon nanotubes, MEMS, nanowires, and industrial coatings, received orders of nearly $24.6M for the first six months of 2011.

14 Jul 2011

Physicists Develop New Process to Generate Positronium to Study Antimatter

The University of California, Riverside physicists have found a new approach to generate positronium, an atom with a short lifespan, to help solve queries related to antimatter in the universe such as why nature preferred matter over antimatter when the universe was created.

13 Jul 2011