Scientific Equipment
Into this section you can find new products, new partners, news on the nanotechnology fields, on the vacuum and flow measurement, and on other fields of interest of our and yours business.
15–17 September 2026 | Padova Congress, Padua, Italy
Schaefer SEE is pleased to participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at...
Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at NanoInnovation 2026, taking place in Rome from 14–18 September.
Location: Faculty of...
Schaefer SEE Srl will be attending AITEM 2026, presenting advanced solutions for material characterization, electron microscopy and surface metrology.
Visitors will be...
Schaefer SEE is pleased to announce its participation, together with partner Izon Science, at the III Congresso Nazionale della Rete Italiana Core Facilities,...
The G5 Ion Sputter Coater by GSEM is a compact, easy-to-use, and cost-effective instrument for preparing samples destined for SEM analysis.
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Background: Understanding the pathogenic role of extracellular vesicles (EVs) in disease and their potential diagnostic and therapeutic utility is extremely reliant on in-depth quantification, measurement and identification of EV sub-populations.
Materials and...
Register now for our webinar - Flow Calibration Best Practices
Date: Wednesday, January 25th
10:00 AM EST / 9:00 AM CST / 8:00 AM MST / 3:00 PM GMT / 7:00 PM IST
Join us for this complimentary 30-minute...
We are glad to inform you that we are offering with every DiSCmini purchase the first service maintenance and calibration for free. This promotion is valid for every new testo DiSCmini purchased until 20th December 2016.
The Diffusion Size Classifier Miniature...
We are pleased to announce the release and immediate availability of the new analytical-scale exosome isolation column, the qEVsingle. Based on Size Exclusion Chromatography, the qEVsingle is designed to handle 100μL samples of biological fluids (blood plasma or...
A new, groundbreaking method for single cell analysis based on FluidFM® technology allows scientist to investigate the behavior of individual cells in their natural environment. The new method was developed at ETH Zurich and could revolutionize biological research as it opens up a completely new...