We hope that you’ll join us in welcoming Dr Ffion Abraham to the Asynt team! Working alongside the existing sales team, Ffion is also an avid Evertonian and keen football and cricket fan!
Lauren Turner of the University of Hull takes an objective look at CondenSyn: “The CondenSyn is the perfect tool for practical chemistry; it allows you to put on multiple reactions using a water-less condenser, which means you use less water and it takes up less space as there is no tubing required….”
As we’re sure you know, we have a wide range of partners all over the world to help you buy your favourite DrySyn heating and cooling apparatus locally. One such partner is AB Ninolab in Sweden.
If you’d like to be among the first to meet the new Asynt Chemist, Dr Ffion Abraham, then join our team at Churchill College Cambridge this week for the SCI Process Chemistry Conference!
Join Dr Kerry Elgie at Newcastle University on 6th April from 09.00 to 19.00 for the RSC Organic Division North East Regional Meeting for 2016.
Dr Kerry Elgie recently took a trip to France to meet with our DrySyn distribution agent and partner, Cloup!
Asynt prides itself on its international presence within the chemistry sector and last week Dr Kerry Elgie visited our Swedish distributors, Ninolab, for a three day exhibiton tour around Stockholm and Uppsala.
Asynt’s Kerry Elgie finally caught up with Paul Elliott, Chief Technician at the University of York’s Green Chemistry Department, to present him with his Apple watch after visiting the Asynt stand at Lab Innovations last year.
We’re prepared to encourage the chocoholics at this time of year! We have some outstanding chocolate goodies up for grabs so read on to find out how to win these for your lab…
We keep an eye out for interesting chemistry tweets to share and @BuzzFeedScience had a great one recently; 11 Unsung Science Heroines You Really Should Have Heard Of.
