Interworld Electronics APC-3298T SS fanless waterproof panel PC
01 September, 2010The APC-3298T stainless steel fanless waterproof panel PC is fully sealed to IP65 on all sides. All external I/O, including the DC power input, serial, ethernet and USB ports use waterproof-sealed connectors.
Thermo Fisher Counter-Pen marker and digital counter
12 August, 2010Counter-Pen is a combination marker and digital counter designed for the lab and plant. Each time a black mark is made with the felt-tipped pen, it automatically sounds a beep, and the LCD displays the count. It is suitable for counting cell growths on petri dishes and inventory parts, and to tally samples received.
Zupera SS-KB-SH Series stainless steel shelf keyboards
06 August, 2010 byZupera’s SS-KB-SH Series stainless steel shelf keyboards are based on the Crown-KBT Series keyboards mounted in a custom-designed brushed stainless steel shelf enclosure. Specifically designed for harsh kiosk and industrial environments, these input devices have wipe-clean fascias and key-tops and can meet IP68 static or IP65 specifications when moving (key pressed or trackball rotating).
Hengstler Tico 772 electronic multifunctional counter
05 August, 2010 byThe Hengstler Tico 772 electronic multifunctional counter is an AC version of the versatile counter.
Ecotech WinAQMS data acquisition system
05 August, 2010 byEcotech’s WinAQMS data acquisition system (DAS)is a fifth-generation data gathering and control system that has been specifically designed for use in ambient air, meteorological and emission monitoring applications.
SoftGenetics NextGENe sequence analysis software bar-code tool
15 June, 2010SoftGenetics has added a bar-code tool to its second-generation sequence analysis software, NextGENe. The software allows biologists to analyse the vast amount of data generated by next-generation sequencing systems using preprogrammed applications, an easy-to-use interface and algorithms, and quickly process the sequence and quality files on standard Windows 64-bit operating system hardware.
Mecmesin Emperor tension and compression testing software
07 June, 2010 byMecmesin Emperor software for tension and compression testing has been designed for use in quality control laboratories where the mechanical properties of manufactured products need to be assessed on a routine basis.
SimBiology pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic modelling
06 April, 2010 byThe latest version of the graphical and programmatic tool for computational systems biology and pharmacokinetics, SimBiology, provides new features and enhanced performance capabilities, including multiple dosing schemes, for pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) modelling and simulation of biological systems.
Kaluza Flow Cytometry Software
04 February, 2010 byKaluza Flow Cytometry Software can be used for multiparametric data analyses. The dynamic, intelligent workflow is claimed will save hours of analysis time
Advantech multifunction USB-4702 DAQ
03 February, 2010 byThe Industrial Automation Group of Advantech has introduced an 8-channel, 12-bit, 10 kS/s multifunction USB DAQ module for testing, laboratory, student or training use. The USB-4702 is a specialised low-cost unit that has no casing whatsoever and is intended for users looking for basic functionality.
Bio-Rad Molecular Imager Gel Doc XR+ System
30 November, 2009 byAn emerging trend in molecular biology is the move away from ethidium bromide staining and UV visualisation to the use of optimised fluorescent stains and less harmful illumination.
Online manuals, instructions, data sheets and informational documents
13 November, 2009 byBeckman Coulter’s Chemistry and Automation product chemistry and automation manuals, instructions, data sheets and informational documents are available online at techdocs.beckmancoulter.com.
Data management and e-research
10 November, 2009Through its Super Science initiative, the federal government is recognising the importance of information technology as an innovation driver.
Convert mobile phones to data collectors for free
03 November, 2009Mobile phones are on the verge of becoming powerful tools to collect data on many issues, ranging from global health to the environment.
Protecting privacy in DNA research
25 August, 2009A team from the International Computer Science Institute (ICSI), Tel Aviv University and University of California, Berkeley have developed a mathematical formula to determine which SNPs can be publicly accessed without compromising information about the participation of any individual in the study.
