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Produce Type 1 ultrapure water with low operating costs using Thermo Scientific™ Barnstead™ E-Pure™ Ultrapure Water Purification Systems. Choose from a three- or four-module system. Gain longer cartridge life and benefit from lower operating costs with large cartridges. This system is Ideal for AA, GS, buffer preps, or as a purified feed water source for analytical instruments or labware washers. It is simple to use and easy…

Temperature Control System from -91 °C to +250 °C

Labfors 5 - A truly universal bioreactor

High pressure mixing isocratic system, with UV/Visible WaveQuest detector and PowerStream software.

High pressure mixing isocratic system, with UV/Visible detector and PowerStream software.

The research brings a deeper understanding about how fructose could be linked to diabetes and obesity

This project aims to produce an antiviral and antifouling coating which can be used on PPE to protect staff working in healthcare settings

Strategic collaboration will introduce AI-enabled tools, optimized data-sharing, bring your own cloud (BYOC) support, and enhanced scalability

Routine Flash purifications or more complex separations? The puriFlash® range of chromatography systems has been designed to always be a synonym for success, regardless of difficulty. The versatility of the puriFlash® makes it suitable for use in lab-scale purification to large-scale production.

Thermo Scientific Dionex Easion Ion Chromatography System is designed to reduce total cost of ownership and need for maintenance

Researchers from Baylor College of Medicine say NFTs could be used to help patients regain control of their health data

Huber presents the “Piccolo”, a new laboratory cooler with Peltier technology

The new CB 170 is available with active humidification

Cole-Parmer reveals new compact and cost effective drives for general fluid transfer applications

Designed for monitoring microbial contamination of the air in isolators.

Laboratory Circulators for routine work and standard tasts