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This system aims to combine Shimadzu gas chromatography with the patented technology jointly owned by TOTAL, UPPA, and UO

Which new products made the most difference to your lab work this year?

BotrytisAlert harnesses Mologic’s expert lateral flow technology to enable earlier disease intervention and prevent wide-spread crop failures

Meet the researchers making waves in science and learn about the technologies innovating their research

This novel system could offer financial protection from fluctuations in market prices or changes in demand, and mitigate risks associated with an unreliable climate

Join us on Wednesday, July 1, to learn about the promising new applications of gas hydrates for sustainable energy and separative technologies

The latest news and technological advancements from this year’s American Society for Mass Spectrometry conference

Free white paper compares the pros and cons of various standard methods

Explore a compilation of some of the most innovative technology news relating to the novel coronavirus and the COVID-19 disease

Recognition comes as the publisher launches a series of Virtual Summits to support the science industry through the COVID-19 crisis

Originally scheduled from March 11–15, the event has been postponed and will now take place from October 19–22, 2020

Visit booth 3624 to meet the team, pick up a free T-shirt and join in the musical fun as popular singer Alexander Joseph returns with his grand piano

Its first fixed-mount, uncooled, autonomous leak detection camera designed specifically to visualize methane and other industrial gases

Analytik Jena introduces new sulfur and nitrogen analyzer for the petrochemical industry that promises to save time and money

University of Tennessee researchers test capability of new Lu-mini luminometer during glacial analysis

From plastic-eating enzymes to nuclear disaster prevention, discover the top environmental stories of April 2018

New Solaris XE Nitrogen Generator by Peak Scientific offers a valuable source of nitrogen to your laboratory