With a worldwide network of distribution partners, you can shop locally for all of your favourite Asynt products. We would like to take the opportunity to recognise all the hard work from these partners in our Asynt Distributor Awards 2021 – read on to see who’s won!
As far as my family are concerned, the crowning glory of any Christmas dinner is the mighty roast potato but how does the chemistry of this festive star affect the outcome of your feast?
AM Technology Ltd (Runcorn, UK) explain why they’re integrating the ReactoMate ATOM lab reactor support stands into their Coflore® flow chemistry systems.
Find out when our final shipping dates are for 2021 and when we’re back in the New Year!
We definitely feel like we’re gathering speed and racing towards the end of the year but there’s still plenty happening so take a few moments out of your day to read the Asynt November 2021 newsletter!
A seasonal chemistry blog investigating the chemistry of ginger – the good, the bad, and the ugly!
New paper available: This describes a series of multiphasic Flow Chemistry reactions undertaken by iRPD researchers using the fReactor Photo Flow platform
Asynt has introduced two new innovative kits for scale-up laboratories looking to minimise downtime when changing between different glass reactor vessels.
We go behind the flask with UK-based company HydRegen to talk sustainable high efficiency hydrogenation biocatalysis, show off some useful tools for liquid nitrogen supply, and offer tips on extending the life of your faithful vacuum pump. All this in more in the October 2021 newsletter!
If you can’t resist some Halloween chemistry yourself, or you’ve budding young scientists to entertain, we think you’ll like our latest blog; Chemists Who Spook!
