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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

STM/AFM Microscope Nano-Observer from CSI Instruments, now with touch screen control!

The CSI Instruments AFM microscope enriches itself with the touch screen! An interview with Mr Louis Pacheco, CSI product manager

A new video has been uploaded recently on YouTube. It provides a complete overview of the AFM Nano-Observer microscope, manufactured by CSI Instruments. Now this instrument is even easier to use, thanks to the touch screen control. You can operate the...

Monday, September 14, 2015

New digital mass flow controller 300 Teledyne Hastings

New 300 Series flowmeters and flow controllers from Teledyne Hastings

Teledyne Hastings just launched on the market, from the 1st of September, the new 300 digital series of gas flowmeters and gas flow controllers. Teledyne Hastings worked together with a panel of users and experts, to design and manufacture the improvemenst that has put the new...

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

HPM 4-5-6 - Hand held, battery operated digital vacuum gauge

New Teledyne Hastings videos on flowmeters, flowcontrollers and vacuum meters

Teledyne Hastings has published in his YouTube channel five new videos dedicated to his product line: mass flowmeters, mass flowcontrollers, vacuum meters of outstanding precision and quality. These videos...

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Andrew Devitt and Allan Cameron, University of Aston

Cell Death explained and a TRPS Competition

We are pleased to present to all our visitors two interesting articles on the TRPS technology.

The first one is about cell death, it explains how cells die every minute, millions of them. These cells need to be replaced, because they're damaged, diseased, or simply...

Friday, July 10, 2015

IZON Science qNano

Characterization of vesicular stomatitis virus populations by tunable resistive pulse sensing

A recent publication by the group of Professor Yin at the University of Wisconsin-Madison highlights the advantages of TRPS for the characterisation of viruses (bullet-shaped, about 100nm size). TRPS results were compared to TEM, the current benchmark for virion...

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