Responding to customer demand, the new DrySyn Vortex Temperature Controlled System is engineered to provide active heating or cooling in parallel when attached to a suitable heater/cooler, thus maximising reaction conditions
Asynt’s innovative LED photochemistry tools differ from others in several significant ways – find out why they’re ideal!
The Process Intensification Group, within the School of Engineering at Newcastle University, UK are using the MultiCell-PLUS High-Pressure Reactor as part of their program of ongoing research to create a new environmentally friendly generation of catalysts for production of biorenewable chemicals.
By partnering with Nottingham Analytical, Asynt aims to offer an integrated suite of services that streamline research and development processes, ensuring precise and reliable results.
Exciting update as Asynt acquires renowned Flow Chemistry specialists, Uniqsis.
Asynt announces that Rapid Powders Ltd. (Stoke-on-Trent, UK) has been using a PressureSyn High Pressure Reactor to undertake series of process experiments using small amounts of precious materials to produce optimally functionalised polymers.
UCAS figures show 4,900 students were accepted to chemistry courses for the 2022/23 academic year – a 12% drop from 2019 and part of a pattern across this period. How can we change that? With cake!
Asynt is partnering with Great British Bake Off Finalist and Chemist, Dr Josh Smalley, to combine chemistry with cake at CHEMUK.
Asynt is excited to announce the opening of its new office in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.
Designed in conjunction with engineers and scientists at the University of Leeds, ElectroReact is built to enable truly flexible use and achieve repeatable and accurate results safely.
