Analytical instrumentation > Spectrometry

High-performance microprobe installed at University of Tasmania

16 May, 2017

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) recently installed a new microprobe in its Central Science Laboratory (CSL).


Imaging molecules in action

05 April, 2017

An international team of researchers has developed an experimental technique to take 3D images of molecules in action.


Bruker AVANCE NEO NMR research platform

03 April, 2017

Bruker has announced the AVANCE NEO platform, the company's next-generation NMR electronics console in the AVANCE series, which is said to offer fast control, improved dynamic range and enhanced flexibility and scalability.


Thermo Scientific iCAP TQ ICP-MS system

08 March, 2017

The Thermo Scientific iCAP TQ ICP-MS is an easy-to-use system developed to support ultralow detection limits, and it offers a interference removal capabilities designed to overcome interferences common in challenging matrices. It is also designed to provide reproducible data for a range of applications.


A chemical map of cancer tissue

22 February, 2017 by Lauren Davis

Swedish researchers are using a special mass spectrometry method — normally deployed in the analysis of computer chips, lacquers and metals — to better detect harmful cells in the body.


Applied Photophysics Chirascan circular dichroism spectrometers

16 February, 2017

Chirascan circular dichroism spectrometers incorporate innovative optical design features to maximise light throughput, particularly in the far-UV wavelength region, and a sophisticated digital data acquisition system that facilitates the rapid collection of precise CD spectra.


Shimadzu CLAM-2000 automated sample preparation module for LCMS

03 December, 2016

In order to automatise the pretreatment of blood or other biological samples before LCMS analysis, Shimadzu has developed a fully automated sample preparation module called CLAM-2000 (Clinical Laboratory Automated sample preparation Module).


Jasco J1000 Series Circular Dichroism Spectrometers

30 November, 2016

Jasco's J-1000 Series Circular Dichroism (CD) Spectrometers provide good optical performance and versatile flexibility for biomolecular characterisation and stereochemical analysis.


Bio21 and Thermo Fisher collaborate on mass spectrometry laboratory

12 October, 2016

The University of Melbourne's Bio21 Institute has announced a major collaborative agreement with Thermo Fisher Scientific, a world leader in serving science through the development and provision of cutting-edge technology.


LECO Pegasus BT TOFMS platform

26 August, 2016

LECO Corporation has announced its latest innovation for the GC-MS marketplace — the Pegasus BT. The product gives users all of the data they need from a single sample run with an innovative TOFMS platform.


Criminals beware — scientists can now trace gunshot residue to ammunition brand

24 August, 2016 by Lauren Davis

If you're a criminal with a propensity towards guns, now might be the time to go straight, as forensic scientists have reported matching gunshot residue with specific brands of ammunition for the first time.


SCIEX 6500+ Series mass spectrometers

19 August, 2016

The 6500+ Series LC-MS/MS systems, from SCIEX, feature IonDrive technology with an enhanced high energy detector and SelexION+ technology.


SCIEX QTRAP 6500+ LC-MS/MS System

11 July, 2016

The SCIEX QTRAP 6500+ LC-MS/MS System achieves improved sensitivity and selectivity over previous-generation systems for small molecule quantitation. It integrates with the BioBA Solution for large molecule quantitation, creating a powerful workflow system for biologics bioanalysis.


Sercon Model 20-22 isotope ratio mass spectrometer (IRMS)

05 July, 2016

The Model 20-22 is an isotope ratio mass spectrometer from Sercon. The product is available in both continuous-flow 20-22 and dual-inlet GEO 20-22 forms to be interfaced with a range of automated preparation units and peripherals.


Plumbing the depths of ancient Naples

19 May, 2016 by Lauren Davis

By examining lead isotopes taken from the harbour at Naples, a multidisciplinary team of geoarchaeologists, archaeologists and geochemists has revealed the hidden history of an ancient Roman water distribution system.


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