Surface imaging and analysis software
06 March, 2008 | Supplied by: Keysight Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
Pico Image is a modular atomic force microscope (AFM) imaging and analysis software package designed for AFM users working in a wide range of research applications. Pico Image analyses image data and generates dynamic, highly detailed surface analysis reports with power and ease.
Computational quantum chemical methods for drug development
08 January, 2008
Natural-products chemists may be able to decrease the amount of time it takes for the development of certain types of medicinal drugs.
A free alternative to Matlab, Maple, Mathematica and Magma
13 December, 2007
An open-source tool that allows physicists and mathematicians to solve complex equations, without spending hundreds of thousands on expensive software, has won first prize in the scientific software division of Les Trophées du Libre, an international competition for free software.
Documentation camera
06 December, 2007 | Supplied by: Pathtech Pty Ltd
The Spot Insight Camera is a scientific documentation camera which is available with either 2 or 4 megapixel versions.
Computer grid advocate celebrates a year of networking
21 November, 2007
International Science Grid This Week (iSGTW) celebrated its one-year anniversary this November.
High resolution chart recorders
07 November, 2007 | Supplied by: CrispTech Pty Ltd
The VR series range of paperless chart recorders features two models. The VR6 offers up to six analog inputs and the VR18 handles up to 18. The recorders offer high VGA screen resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. The colour LCD screen is also large and highly readable, giving a 6.4" display.
IDENTILAB laboratory labelling software
06 July, 2007 | Supplied by: Brady Australia Pty Ltd
Brady's IDENTILAB Laboratory Labelling Software lets you create legible, professional labels for your lab samples in minutes. Created for lab users, IdentiLab label software features a lab-friendly interface and hundreds of parts and graphics categorised by common lab applications, making creating legible, durable and accurate labels quick and easy.
Exciting times in the era of the electronic medical record
17 November, 2006
The mission and goals of hospital laboratories are changing rapidly with greater emphasis on activities such as point-of-care testing and outreach testing, working in tandem with other automated systems in the hospital.
Australian wins highest international honour in mathematics
28 August, 2006
The Fields Medal, considered to be the Nobel Prize of Mathematics, was awarded to Professor Terence Tao. This is the first time an Australian has won this award.
Will your LIMS survive a meteor?
09 August, 2006 by David Leitham, Director, Product Dev - Informatics, Thermo Electron Corp | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Sure it is important to meet your current needs, but what should you look for from a vendor to ensure your evolving business needs will continue to be met?
Gel documentation and analysis system
07 July, 2006 | Supplied by: http://www.perkinelmer.com
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.
Focusing on the tiniest things
20 June, 2006
Researchers at Cornell University have developed a technique to get closer look at individual atoms within crystal molecules.
Bioanalysis software
08 March, 2006 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Electron has expanded its software for its Finnigan TSQ Quantum series of triple quadrupole mass spectrometers with LCQUAN 2.5 data acquisition system.
Vibration and acoustics analysis
08 March, 2006 | Supplied by: Kingdom Pty Ltd
The Ace-Quattro vibration and acoustics analyser from Data Physics is portable and is claimed to provide 40 times faster data and signal transfers as well as provide nanometer displacement measurements.
Differences in genetic database information could lead to misdiagnosis
14 February, 2006
Inconsistencies among a growing number of genetic databases could lead to misdiagnoses of genetic disorders by health care providers, according to a study that appears in Cytogentic and Genome Research.
