Comprehensive document control
09 August, 2006 | OnQ Software Pty Ltd
Documents are the life-blood of business, used to define processes, specify products, record transactions and communicate with customers. Today's quality standards require that documents and records are accessible, traceable and can withstand scrutiny and audit. Traditional manual methods of document control carry a significant element of risk. Electronic control can provide a secure, convenient solution, and WinDocs is a package from Quality Systems International (QSI) designed to deliver comprehensive document control at an affordable price.
Confocal microscopy
09 August, 2006 | Leica Microsystems Pty Ltd
Leica Microsystems has released a compact, high resolution spectral confocal system - the Leica TCS SPE - which features true spectral detection across the full emission range.
High-speed digital camera
09 August, 2006 | SciTech Pty Ltd
Based on the SpeedCam MiniVis, the versions MiniVis ECO-1 and ECO-2 offer a maximum of flexibility in resolution and speed. The sophisticated systems convince users with a maximum resolution up to 1.280 x 1.024 pixels and recording speeds of up to 32.000 frames per second, with reduced resolution (ECO-2). The ECO series cameras are suitable for any R&D laboratory application that requires high-speed video.
Shelving
09 August, 2006 | Synthon Pty Ltd
MetroMax Q shelving is corrosion resistant, cleanable, adjustable and available in Static, Mobile or Compactor (high density) designs.
Smeg laboratory glassware washer
09 August, 2006 | Gallay Medical & Scientific Pty Ltd
Washing laboratory glassware can be both monotonous and a waste of time. The Smeg GW1050 laboratory glassware washer features a fully stainless steel exterior and interior. The unit is functional, durable, stylish and affordable.
EMCCD camera
09 August, 2006 | SciTech Pty Ltd
The EMCCD camera from Andor, the iXonEM+ combines photon collection efficiencies of up to 95% QE with single photon sensitivity through virtual elimination of the read noise detection limit. The range offers multiple readout speeds up to 35 MHz, 14 and 16 bit digitisation and benefits from negligible dark current with thermoelectric cooling down to -100°C. Andor's vertical clock parameters ensure that clock induced charge (spurious noise) is low. Rapid vertical clocking ensures the frame rates are fast and smear is minimal.
Research lab/office for lease
09 August, 2006 | Colliers International
33 Royal Parade is in the heart of the Parkville biomedical/research precinct and is the northern most of four buildings on the Monash University College of Pharmacy Campus. Due for completion in December 2006, the buildings design makes it ideal for laboratory/research/office space as it boasts substantial chemical and waste handling facilities with full wet laboratory provisions to each floor.
Nucleic acid gel stains
09 August, 2006 | Jomar Bioscience
GelRed and GelGreen nucleic acid gel stains combine sensitivity, safety and stability.
Hydrogen generator
08 August, 2006 | domnick hunter Pty Limited
High-purity hydrogen generators capable of gas purities of 99.9999% are being introduced by domnick hunter.
Live cell manipulator
07 July, 2006 | Applied Nano Technologies
Laser tweezers are non-contact tools that use light to trap, move and fuse particles, cells or organisms. An infrared laser beam is focused through an objective lens to create an intense optical radiation field. The resulting photon pressure at the surface of the particle or cell enables the operator to move the cells at will, sorting, separating or collecting the cells as required. By combining the system with an ultraviolet laser, cells can be cut free of surrounding structures enabling micro dissection. Where two cells have been trapped by the laser tweezers, the ultraviolet laser can be used to cut the cell membranes allowing the cells to fuse together. A similar process enables operators to insert particles into the cell, for example fluorescent beads, or to perform targeted transfection into the cells of DNA or proteins.
Laboratory labelling solutions
07 July, 2006 | Brady Australia Pty Ltd
Brady Australia Pty Ltd has simple, effective and affordable labelling solutions for identifying and tracking laboratory samples. These products meet four current labelling needs associated with sample container tracking: sizing, legibility, durability and increased information requirements. These challenges are met by barcoding the labels, allowing researchers to include more information, labels that "match" existing vial, slide and well plate sizes, labels that are always legible, durable under extreme conditions including freezer storage, liquid nitrogen, autoclave and hot water baths and are resistant to solvents.
Blood test for mesothelioma
07 July, 2006 | ELITech Australia & New Zealand
The Fujirebio Diagnostics Mesomark is an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for the quantitative measurement of soluble mesothelin-related pepties (SMRP) in human serum.
Gel documentation and analysis system
07 July, 2006 | PerkinElmer (Australia) Pty Ltd
From basic fluorescence to powerful chemiluminescence gel imaging applications and 2D gel imaging and analysis, PerkinElmer builds on its reputation for state-of-the-art instrumentation, reagents, software and laboratory support services to bring you a high-performance family of bio-imaging systems.
Human druggable genome
07 July, 2006 | QIAGEN Pty Ltd
Qiagen has delivered its Human Druggable Genome siRNA Set V2.0 to the Scripps Research Institute in Florida. This second generation siRNA set from Qiagen enables efficient and effective gene silencing studies of 6992 potential human druggable targets. siRNAs are designed using the HiPerformance siRNA Design Algorithm, ensuring maximum silencing and minimum risk of non-specific effects.
Filtering ventilation safety cabinets
07 July, 2006 | Australasian Technical Solutions
The Ecosafe model AF1 filtering ventilation safety cabinets neutralise toxic and odorous vapours from corrosive chemicals. Large warning labels on the cabinet conform to ISO 3864.
