Analytical Instrumentation

The Lumis electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) detector incorporates a large-format complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) sensor to enable higher sample throughput, higher resolution measurements, and precise phase identification.

The company’s new electron microscopy and microanalysis solutions offer scientists enhanced research capabilities.

A process control system based on PAT can compensate for variations in particle size, resulting in more consistent coating thickness in a Wurster coating process.

The acquisition will increase Metrohm’s spectroscopy offerings and capabilities.

The National Science Foundation grant will be used to commercialize a synthetic biology platform for cancer drug development.

Waters’ acquisition of Prosolia’s DESI technology boosts its mass spectrometry imaging portfolio.

The API and drug product provider will invest £375,000 (US$493,000) in additional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrumentation at its headquarters in Craigavon, UK.

Sciex’s latest additions to its biopharma portfolio helps to optimize workflow for better analytics in the lab.

Thermo Fisher Scientific’s mass spectrometer combines mass-analyzer technology with an intelligent data acquisition strategy.

The company’s new LCMS-9030 system is designed for high resolution and accurate mass detection.

The company unveiled its latest innovations to its mass spectrometry portfolio at ASMS in San Diego.

The Analysette 28 ImageSizer from Fritsch provides analysis of particle shape and size for dry measurement of powders and bulk solids and wet measurement of suspensions and emulsions.

The company’s next-generation ultraperformance liquid chromatography platform is designed to meet the evolving laboratory requirements for chromatographic performance.

Flow imaging microscopy can be used to identify particulates and their sources.

National Institutes of Health (NIH) researchers combine two microscope technologies to create sharper, faster images.

The new kit is expected to detect a broad spectrum of pyrogens while offering high reproducibility and sensitivity as well as eliminating the need for live animal testing.

Agilent Technologies expects the acquisition to improve its current software portfolio.

Mettler Toledo and SOTAX partnered to develop a new dissolution solution system line for R&D and quality control laboratory processes.

The company’s new UV-1900 UV-VIS spectrophotometer incorporates features that improve usability, regulatory compliance, and performance.

The sterility test isolator (STISO) for testing aseptically filled drug products and for testing toxic aseptic drugs (STISOtox) from Metall+Plastic, a subsidiary of Optima, are modular and ergonomically designed.

Telstar has a dedicated process analytical technology (PAT) corner at its booth to display new developments for pharmaceutical freeze drying systems and aseptic manufacturing processes.

Geofrey Wyatt has been named CEO and Clifford Wyatt named president of Wyatt Technology.

Innomech has developed an innovative new test station for Fluidic Analytics to streamline R&D programs. The new test station serves as a labor-saving R&D tool to help process multiple test samples and to ensure product quality.

A new book by Robert Thomas, principal consultant at Scientific Solutions, provides a training tool for novices and inexperienced users of plasma spectrochemistry as well as for supervisors and senior management who want to better understand the analytical issues. Measuring Elemental Impurities in Pharmaceuticals: A Practical Guide, published on Feb.

Gilson has added Gilson Connect, a cloud-connected platform that powers a product line of Bluetooth-enabled, smart liquid-handling devices that enable scientists to achieve verifiable science.

The Concentrating Pipette Select from InnovaPrep is a small automated benchtop instrument that can concentrate contaminates from large volumes of liquids for improved detection.

The company’s close communication with customers has enabled it to bring advanced pipetting products to market.