Developed by Asynt, in conjunction with the University of Leeds (UK), the fReactor Photo Flow provides an easy-to-use, yet powerful platform for scientists looking to explore photochemistry in Flow Chemistry applications.
We are half way through the predicted UK heatwave but it isn’t slowing our chemists down! We have a great chemistry read for you this month with the Asynt July 2021 newsletter.
You might have heard the adverts on the radio about the impending changes for our regular petrol this summer here in the UK. Find out all about this – and some classic vehicle maintenance – in our blog!
We are pleased to confirm that a new fReactor research paper has been published via CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry: A Hybridised Optimisation of an Automated Photochemical Continuous Flow Reactor.
Maulide Group, University of Vienna, teamed up with Green Labs Austria after local devastating water leak drives move to improve sustainability.
It’s summer time and lab life is pretty hectic but we have a great chemistry read for you this month with the Asynt newsletter June 2021.
New paper where a telescoped Z-selective cross-metathesis/Dieckmann cyclisation sequence to access (Z)-Civetone, incorporating a serial array of continually stirred tank reactors (fReactor) is reported.
Scientific glassblowing is a bit of a mystic art. Until you’ve seen a graduated triple wall glass reaction vessel built it’s hard to appreciate just what can be achieved with such a tempestuous material.
Asynt join renowned trade association, Gambica. Read on to find out why you should care!
Maximise your stirring in the lab with the DrySyn range of oil-free heating blocks. Watch our short video as Dr Mike demonstrates how effective the system is!
