I heard about a clever little device recently that I wanted to share which exploits some typical analytical chemistry which could help keep us safely hydrated while we’re out in the sun this summer!
It quite humbling to consider that much of the equipment and services we have supplied over many years are used by scientists to develop drugs that could potentially make huge differences to individuals’ lives.
Bringing the International Fluorine Community together- Asynt will be on hand from 2nd to 4th July at the University of St Andrews for the Fluoring – Academia Meets Industry Conference
A look behind the scenes at the Asynt management team – this time, our Operations Manager is in the hot seat. Find out a few of the inherant quirkes the rest of the team have to put up with!
We are pleased to announce that Asynt will be attending and exhibiting at the Royal Society of Chemistry Younger Members Symposium which is being held at the University of Birmingham on June 24th 2014.
With #RealTimeChem week starting Monday 23rd June, Asynt investigates the Twitter based #RealTimeChem phenomenom that allows chemists to share their work and ideas in a real-time worldwide netw
A collaboration between Prof. Simon Woodward and Darren Lee (Nottingham University) and Uniqsis (www.uniqsis.com)
We couldn’t resist sharing Nottingham University’s Holey Experiment! Fire, mess, and all kinds of things that our chemists love…
Some serious thoughts about this current issue for scientific jobs and research investment in the UK, but first some thinking around who, if you could choose from anyone at all, who you would like to have dinner with!
Working with the Chemists at BioFocus, a new, efficient system was designed using a custom made heating block with locators and format to fit their UPLC autosampler as well as an offline heating tray compatible with a hotplate stirrer.
