Computing hardware/software

Dataworks Development Freezerworks sample management and tracking software

01 October, 2012 | Supplied by: http://www.onqsoft.com.au/freezerworks.html

Freezerworks helps research and clinical laboratories, biobanks and repositories keep track of their specimen inventories, from login to testing and shipping. The program also includes options for barcode labelling, particularly in cryogenic environments.


Mathematical modelling and safer chemotherapy

21 September, 2012

A new model which reveals how the immune system functions under conditions of neutropenia may lead to safer chemotherapy and also bring us closer to the holy grail of personalised medicine.


How brilliant a scientist are you?

13 September, 2012

A new formula reveals if young scientists will have a brilliant future.


Mining text  for new insights

12 September, 2012

A consortium of Dutch companies and universities is going to develop a Text Analysis Tool to systematically analyse worldwide scientific literature for food-related knowledge. This gives access to known and unveils hidden links and will provide new insights and routes for innovations in food.


Aaeon Technology IP-67 Water-Proof Fanless Embedded Controller

01 September, 2012 | Supplied by: Interworld Electronics and Computer Industries

Interworld Electronics has released the AEC-6511 IP-67 Water-Proof Fanless Embedded Controller from Aaeon Technology. The product is housed in a water-, dust- and corrosion-proof IP-67 stainless steel case with liquid-proof I/O connectors.


Halytech microSpider Satellite data logger

20 August, 2012 | Supplied by: Halytech Pty Ltd

Halytech has released a low-power solution for remote monitoring and data logging which uses the Iridium satellite network Short Burst Data (SBD) service for automated data delivery.


No 94 m track for the London Olympics

12 July, 2012 | Supplied by: National Institute of Standards and Technology

Do you remember the Australian mockumentary The Games that satirised the bureaucracy behind the Sydney Olympics? One episode revolved around the 100-metre athletics track, which it turned out was only 94 metres long. Even a decade later, the YouTube clip ‘The Games : The 100 Metres track’ is very funny. However, such things should not happen at the London Olympics as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is providing distance calibration.


Definiens Image Miner 2 image and data analysis software

11 July, 2012 | Supplied by: Definiens

Definiens, a provider of image analysis and data mining solutions for quantitative digital pathology, has announced the release of Definiens Image Miner 2. The product provides researchers in the life sciences with deeper insights into underlying biology by integrating image with data analysis, turning images into computation information.


Free app makes it easier to work with technical gases

27 June, 2012

As anyone who works with them will tell you, it is impossible to know everything about technical gases off by heart. But now there is no need to: iGASES, the new app from Witt for iPhone, iPad and Android devices, answers your questions, even interactively.


Interworld Electronics EKB-106 fully sealed, medical-grade, backlit keyboard

20 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Interworld Electronics and Computer Industries

Interworld Electronics has released the EKB-106 fully sealed, medical-grade, backlit keyboard with an integrated numeric keypad. The keyboard is completely sealed and provides IP67 protection.


Phenomenex online applications library with Structure Search functionality

04 June, 2012 | Supplied by: Phenomenex Australia

Phenomenex has announced Structure Search functionality for accessing the company’s library of over 6000 HPLC/UHPLC, GC and sample preparation applications.


Enhanced data access to benefit cancer researchers and patients

29 May, 2012

A novel approach to the use of multiple databases containing information about individual patients and how they respond to different therapies is helping medical scientists to improve cancer treatments.


Bruker CompassCDS 3.0 chromatography software

27 May, 2012 | Supplied by: Bruker Pty Ltd

Bruker’s industry focused, operator-friendly and networked chromatography software, CompassCDS 3.0, eliminates the costs associated with licensing of named users. With its capacity for customisation, the product provides operators with a powerful tool for a variety of analytical operations.


Bruker CMC-assist NMR software tool

24 May, 2012 | Supplied by: Bruker Pty Ltd

CMC(Complete Molecular Confidence)-assist is claimed to be the first NMR software tool to enable seamless, integrated routine workflow from acquisition to molecular structure report generation.


New LIMS implemented at Australian Genome Research Facility

23 May, 2012 | Supplied by: OnQ Software Pty Ltd

GenoLogics, a provider of laboratory information management system (LIMS) software specifically designed for next-generation omics labs, has announced that the Australian Genome Research Facility (AGRF) has implemented the GenoLogics Preconfigured Package for Illumina NGS and is now in full production, using the system.


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