Thermo Electron introduces its rapid mixing accessory that is
designed for use with Thermo's Evolution 300 UV-Vis
spectrophotometer offering scientists reliable and precise
measurement of fast reaction kinetics.
Thermo Electron introduces its solution for researchers involved in
large volume pipetting, making available a pipetting aid that
incorporates a motor to allow faster pipetting of volumes saving
time and cost without compromising...
Laboratory equipment maker Thermo Electron saw its Q4 net income
fall 53 per cent to $56.5 (€47.2) m from $121.1 m a year ago due to
one-time tax charges, but new acquisitions and a surge in demand
for its instruments, particularly...
Thermo Electron has launched a new rapid method for the analysis of
lyophilised (freeze-dried) materials using ts Nicolet Antaris
FT-NIR (Fourier transform near-infrared) analyser.
Thermo Electron has introduced a high performance liquid
chromatography (HPLC) system - the Finnigan Surveyor Plus - for
high-throughput sample processing.
Thermo Electron has revamped its Array Automation software for
Raman spectrometers, in a move which it says enables pharmaceutical
companies to reduce the polymorph and crystal analysis workload in
drug discovery laboratories.
Pharmaceutical companies will be able to reduce their polymorph and
crystal analysis workload in their drug discovery laboratories
after Thermo Electron upgraded its array automation software for
Raman spectrometers.
The Lab Automation Europe show held earlier this week saw Thermo
unveil a number of new products, including a new spectral scanner
that can handle all wavelengths, without needing filters, and has
an integrated dispenser for reagents.
New software promises to integrate data from the quality control
laboratory with systems monitoring production processes to allow
operators to respond swiftly to any problems encountered.
Companies that supply instruments and consumables to the life
sciences industry have been hit hard by reined in research spending
resulting from the current adverse economic climate. However, one
chief executive believes there are...
