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Hecus X-Ray Systems Having Tremendous Success in BRIC Countries

Contracts amounting to millions Euro have been negotiated during the past weeks with nanotech-users in BRIC countries - the economic giants Brazil, Russia, India, and China - on which Hecus X-Ray Systems now focuses its ...

15 Sep 2010

Biomedical Engineers Develop New On-Chip Method for Bacterial Analysis

A new "on-chip" method for sorting and identifying bacteria has been created by biomedical engineers at Taiwan's National Cheng Kung University.

15 Sep 2010

Applications of Hiden SIMS/SNMS Workstation Detailed in New Brochure

Hiden Analytical release their new brochure detailing the latest features of the SIMS/SNMS Workstation for high-sensitivity static and dynamic surface analysis. Applicable technologies range from photovoltaics, metallurgy, semiconductors and thin-film studies through to geology and gem-stone characterisation.

From Hiden Analytical 14 Sep 2010

Scientists Probe Molecular Chemistry Of Organic Aerosols using nanoDESI

Sensitive, yet tough. That's nanoDESI. The nanospray Desorption ElectroSpray Ionization technique, a novel method created at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to analyze tiny samples of atmospheric aerosols.

13 Sep 2010

NMR Spectroscopy Helps to Study Sam68 Protein Structure

The renowned Journal of Biological Chemistry has selected the report of these research findings as one of two "papers of the week" for its September 10, 2010 issue and has chosen the structural model as cover i...

13 Sep 2010

Leica Microsystems Introduces New Digital Microscope for Quality Analysis and Inspection

When the demands of quality inspection reach the limits of optical microscopes, digital technology provides QA professionals with the power to take visual analysis to the next level.

From Leica Microsystems GmbH 13 Sep 2010

University of Cambridge Installs New Powerful Microscope for Nanotechnology Research

The most powerful atom resolving microscope in the UK was today revealed at the University of Cambridge. The new electron microscope, which will enable scientists to view individual atoms in any material, was officially unveiled by the Minister for Universities and Science, the Rt Hon David Willetts MP.

10 Sep 2010