Lab equipment > Particle characterisation

Tiny particles transformed into Lego-like building blocks

12 October, 2016

Melbourne researchers have developed a nanoscale engineering method that transforms tiny particles into Lego-like modular building blocks.


Malvern Spraytec particle size measurement system

29 July, 2016

The Malvern Spraytec has been specifically designed to deliver precise aerosol and spray particle size analysis from an easy-to-use platform.


Bending the rules of the Pauli exclusion principle

18 July, 2016

Physicists have used steerable 'optical tweezers' to split minute clouds of ultracold atoms and slowly smash them together to directly observe a key theoretical principle of quantum mechanics — the Pauli exclusion principle.


Malvern Zetasizer Nano particle-sizing instrument

31 May, 2016

The Malvern Zetasizer Nano is a widely used system for nanoparticle, colloid and protein size, zeta potential, molecular weight, protein mobility and microrheology measurements.


Beckman Coulter DelsaMax Series particle characterisation instruments

31 March, 2016

The DelsaMax Series offers speed and precision, enabling users to advance their nanoparticle research. Each instrument is said to help users get insight out of even the smallest samples, faster than ever.


How to improve benchtop particle accelerators

29 March, 2016

Researchers have proposed a way to improve the beam quality of laser wakefield accelerators, also known as benchtop accelerators.


Malvern NanoSight with nanoparticle tracking analysis concentration measurement upgrade

26 February, 2016

The Malvern NanoSight uses nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA) to measure single particles for size and concentration. Driven by the growing popularity of the technique, an upgrade has been developed.


Malvern Mastersizer 3000 and 3000E particle size analysers

29 January, 2016

The latest advances in laser diffraction are exemplified in the Malvern Mastersizer 3000, whose folded optics enable high performance to be achieved within a compact instrument.


Anton Paar SurPASS 3 surface charge analysis system

28 January, 2016

Anton Paar has launched the SurPASS 3 surface charge analysis system. The product determines the zeta potential at the surface of a macroscopic solid in contact with an aqueous solution.


GEA gets an in-house test lab

15 January, 2016

GEA's new in-house laboratory will enable the company's engineers to carry out extensive tests on the properties of powders and to design powder packaging systems based on scientifically obtained data to optimise production and reduce waste.


Customisable nanoparticles to improve drug delivery

13 January, 2016

Nanotechnology researchers have discovered new tools that could change how cancers and brain diseases are treated in the future.


Malvern Viscosizer TD biomolecule measurement

30 November, 2015

The Malvern Viscosizer TD is an automated characterisation tool that uses Taylor dispersion analysis (TDA) to enable ultralow-volume, solution-based molecular size and stability measurement capabilities, combined with relative viscosity assessment.


Malvern NanoSight nanoparticle characterisation system

30 October, 2015

The Malvern NanoSight series provides an easy-to-use, reproducible platform for nanoparticle characterisation. Users can quickly characterise nanoparticles from 10–2000 nm (sample dependent) in solution.


Mettler-Toledo Thornton 7000RMS real-time microbial monitoring system

15 October, 2015

Mettler-Toledo Thornton has announced its 7000RMS analyser for real-time, continuous measurement of bioburden in the pharmaceutical industry. The technology will assist companies in validating water systems in real time, thus reducing offline sampling costs and helping to eliminate false-positive tests.


Malvern Instruments Archimedes particle metrology system

01 October, 2015

Archimedes, from Malvern Instruments, is a benchtop instrument that measures particle mass, concentration and size, from a few microns down to approximately 50 nm, by means of resonant mass measurement (RMM) — a technique that enables the analysis of protein formulations below the range accessible by optical methods.


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