Safer and easier – Karl Fischer titration with OMNIS

Beckman Coulter Life Sciences has launched the next-generation laser diffraction particle analyzer, the LS 13 320 XR − to meet the exacting demands of quality control and research applications in pharmaceutical and industrial sectors. The LS 13 320 XR delivers fast, accurate and reproducible high-resolution measurement and analysis, eliminating complex procedure setups and reducing the time required to process liquid or dry samples....

Inlabtec has introduced the TA12 Serial Diluter – a low cost, high productivity dilution system for reliably quantifying live probiotic bacteria. The Inlabtec TA12 Serial Diluter was developed in response to the demand from food culture and probiotic producers undertaking final quality control using the traditional standard plate count method...

Cole-Parmer Ltd announce that Stuart®, a leading UK manufacturer of laboratory instruments, is launching the SCF3 Microcentrifuge. Succeeding the SCF2 Microcentrifuge, the new device boasts a significant increase in maximum speed – now up to 15,000 RPM from 13,500 RPM – as well as a reduced weight and lower noise levels. Like its predecessor, the SCF3 is able to spin a variety of tube sizes and...

Horizontal cylindrical chamber autoclaves manufactured by Priorclave are among the most energy efficient laboratory autoclaves currently available. Such is their potential for savings on energy and water usage the Priorclave QCS range of research autoclaves is also much in demand by Universities where stringent budgetary control is essential. On stand E41, Hall 4.2 at the forthcoming ACHEMA exhibition Priorclave will be...

The University of Glasgow will lead an innovative Pan-European research training program targeting incurable prostate cancer. The four-year Translational Research Network for Prostate Cancer (TransPot) aims to provide a multidisciplinary training program, integrating cancer biology and systems medicine to enable young researchers to become future leaders in cancer research....