Introducing B&W Tek’s newest addition to their Pharma Analytical Suite – QTRamTM

 

B&W TEK QTRamTM

Powered by B&W Tek’s award-winning STRaman™ technology, the QTRam features a portable Raman system with 21 CFR Part 11 compliant software on an embedded tablet computer for blend & content uniformity, quantitative analysis, and at-line analysis for process monitoring & final release testing.

About B&W TEK
B&W Tek is an advanced instrumentation company producing optical spectroscopy and laser instrumentation, as well as laboratory, portable and handheld Raman systems. We provide spectroscopy and laser solutions for the pharmaceutical, biomedical, physical, chemical, LED lighting and research communities. Originally established as a producer of green lasers in 1997, we’ve grown into an industry-leading, total solutions provider; coupling our core technologies with custom design and manufacturing capabilities.

Analytical Techniques for Advanced Materials Virtual Event

For a 2nd year material science researchers from around the globe will gather for an innovative online experience where we will explore the latest cutting edge analytical solutions used to enable the development of new and advanced materials. Watch presentations from leading materials scientists, access hundreds of technical papers and videos, and ask questions live – all without leaving your desk!

When you register you’ll be able to:

  • Explore 12 different technique or application areas
    • Battery/Energy Storage
    • Additive manufacturing
    • Nanotechnology
    • Raman
    • XPS
    • XRD
    • microCT
    • SEM
    • DualBeam
    • TEM
    • Rheology
    • Desktop SEM
  • Attend any of the scheduled presentations (all 9 if you want!)
  • Tour our library of webinars, applications notes, videos and more

When: May 16, and you’ll be able to revisit content through 2018
Where: Your desk .

 

AFM Workshop at Asylum Research Concord Lab Thursday, April 12, 2018

 

See How New AFM Technology Can Help Your Research

Asylum Research will discuss the latest advancements in AFM including video-rate AFM, and Asylum’s new interferometric displacement sensor technology. An Open Lab in the afternoon gives attendees an excellent opportunity to meet with Asylum scientists to learn tips and tricks or get help with imaging. If you plan to bring a sample, you must schedule it in advance with tim.walsh@oxinst.com.

Registration

Registration is free, however, due to limited seating, all attendees must register.

Venue

Oxford Instruments Asylum Research
300 Baker Ave. Ste. 150
Concord, MA  01742
781-249-2828

 Register Now!

781-249-2828

Agenda

9:00 – 9:30am

Arrival, registration

9:30 – 9:40

Introduction and Welcome Asylum Research

9:40 – 10:30

Lecture: Latest innovations in AFM Technology

Drew Griffin
Asylum Research

10:30–10:45 Break
10:45 – 11:30

Video-Rate AFM with the Cypher VRS

Tim Walsh
Asylum Research

11:30 – 12:00

A Look Under the Hood of the Cypher VRS

Tim Walsh

12:00 – 1:00

Lunch provided

1:00 – 5:00

Open AFM Lab—Learn tips, tricks and techniques from the experts Tim Walsh, Drew Griffin

 Contact

Tim Walsh, to schedule time in the Open Lab
tim.walsh@oxinst.com

Drew Griffin, Asylum Research.
drew.griffin@oxinst.co

WITec and SRC Present a Workshop on Applications of 3D Confocal Raman Microscopy – University of Calgary

 

3D Confocal Raman Microscopy

Workshop on Applications of 3D Confocal Raman Microscopy and Correlative Techniques including AFM, SEM and SNOM

University of Calgary

Wednesday April 18, 2018
9:00 am -3:30 pm
Includes Lunch & Instrument Demonstration 
Room Location to be Announced

WITec Raman Microscopy Workshop

Click to download agenda

Spectra Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce an upcoming workshop on Applications of 3D confocal raman and correlative techniques, including AFM, SEM and SNOM.

  • Introduction to Correlative 3D Raman Imaging
  • A New Approach for High Speed, High Lateral, and Spectral Resolution in Raman Imaging
  • Live instrument demonstration
  • And a complimentary lunch provided by WITec and SRC

Who Should Attend

Those interested in and/or experienced in Raman microscopy, including scientists and researchers from material sciences, life sciences, pharma and related fields.

Talks presented by:

Dr. Maxime Tchaya – WITec Corporation – Instrumentation and Applications of Correlative Microscopy- Raman- AFM-SNOM-SEM.

Ashutosh Singh – University of Calgary/Dept. of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering –  Raman Mapping as an Effective Tool for Monitoring Doping on Heterogeneous Carbon Materials.

Dr. Farbod SharifUniversity of Calgary/Dept. of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering – A Study of the Thermal Stability of Electrochemically Exfoliated Graphene using Raman Spectroscopy.

Matthew Steele-MacInnis, Assistant Professor – University of Alberta/Dept. of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences – Applications of Raman Spectroscopic Analysis of Inclusions in Minerals: Fluid, Glass and Crystalline Inclusions

Register Now

Nanosurf webshop: Benefit from Launch Discounts

Nanosurf launches webshop for AFM accessories and more nanosurf-webshop-benefit-launch-discounts

Dear Customer’s,

Nanosurf’s newly launched webshop features a full range of accessories, including

  • Nanosurf cantilevers (webshop special: 10% discount for first 50 orders)
  • Accessories
  • Mode kits
  • Samples
  • Nanosurf software options (webshop introduction special: 50% discount until end of November)

Intuitive filtering options make it easy to find what you are looking for, and to be sure it is compatible with your Nanosurf AFM system.

 

We currently deliver to the US, Canada, and most of Europe* and will expand in the future. Customers in other countries can select items to obtain an offer from one of our local partners.
10% discount on Nanosurf cantilevers

Special limited webshop launch promotion: to welcome you to the webshop, we are offering a 10% discount to the first 50 customers to place an order for our cantilevers online.

BT06865

Dyn190Al-10

BT06866

Stat0.2LAuD-10

 

Software options at half price for limited time

Take this unique opportunity to upgrade your system — choose the software options that elevate your AFM system to the next level. Discounted software options include:

The offer is valid until November 30, 2017.

 

Basic Seminar on Applied Rheology – Maximize your test methods at our factory seminar!

Get the most from your rheology software and test methods.
Learn how at our seminar on Applied Rheology.

Are your rheological test methods as good as they can be? Find out at our informative seminar. Plus find out how to improve, simplify and standardize methods, data evaluation and documentation.

Book 1, 2 or three of these day-long seminar modules:

  • Module 1: Basics of rheology and rotational testing (Day 1 of seminar)
  • Module 2: Thermo Scientific™ HAAKE™ RheoWin™ rheology software (Day 2 of seminar)
  • Module 3: Viscoelasticity, creep and oscillatory testing (Day 3 of seminar).

For dates, languages (English or German), pricing and information about the seminar location in Germany, view the registration page.

 

Spectra Research Corporation

Address

5805 Kennedy Rd
L4Z 2G3 Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

 

 

 

CoreAFM system well received by customers around the globe

Nanosurf’s new research AFM system, the CoreAFM, is going into operation at customer sites around the globe. The first researchers to use the highly versatile CoreAFM are based in the USA and Germany. Deliveries are also being made to Argentina, Ecuador, and China.

These customers appreciate the compact design and attractive pricing. The powerful benchtop system with a multitude of modes allows them to perform all kinds of measurements, facilitated by interchangeable accessories and mode kits.

Powerful and versatile
Next to standard imaging, you can perform MFM, EFM, PFM, KPFM, C-AFM, EC-AFM, Bio-AFM, SThM, lithography and advanced spectroscopy including stiffness maps, as well as FluidFM™ based experiments.

 

Thanks to the integrated active vibration isolation table, your images will be clean and clear – further enhanced by the innovative Spike-Guard system that automatically catches environmental perturbations, and rescans the affected line.

To find out more about the CoreAFM, view the product page on the Nanosurf website, or for specific questions, contact us directly.

 

Thermo Scientific™ HAAKE™ MARS Rheometer, Designed – Can you rely on your Rheological Measuring Results?

Thermo Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Improve the accuracy and reproducibility of your rheological results 

Can you rely on your rheological measuring results? With correct, reproducible measuring, you can release your batch from production, independent of different users, components or company sites.Thermo Fisher Scientific The Thermo Scientific™ HAAKE™ MARS rheometer, designed for reproducibility, coupled with easy workflow for careful preparation of your sample, is all the difference you need.

Learn the steps you can take to ensure your measuring results are accurate and reproducible – whether produced on different instruments even on different sites.

Download this application note and learn how to:

  • Choose the right measuring geometry for your sample type and viscosity
  • Consider sample history
  • Correct sample loading and trimming

Request the full application note “Well prepared – good results” today!

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Spectra Research Corporation

5805 Kennedy Rd., Mississauga ON, L4Z 2G3, TEL: 905 890 2010, FAX: 905 890 1959

Spectra Research Corporation (SRC) offers a range of innovative high-quality scientific products and laboratory services to industrial and scientific markets throughout Canada.

If you require exceptional laboratory services and support, our technical expertise and industry knowledge allows us to provide service and training for all the products we represent.

Established in 1993, SRC is a subsidiary of Allan Crawford Associates (ACA), one of Canada’s largest distributors of electronic components, test equipment and integrated networking solutions.

Webinar – Process Analytics for 21st Century Manufacturing

LIVE WEBINAR: Wednesday May 31st, 2017
To register, please click on the image below!

Key Learning Objectives
  • Understand when we need process analytics in advanced manufacturing
  • Understand some of the challenges in implementing process analytics successfully
  • Understand the particular benefits in using Raman spectroscopy
Who Should Attend

Both new and experienced Raman users, including scientists and researchers from material sciences, life sciences, pharma, and other fields that use Raman spectroscopy.

Webinar: How Extrusion Conditions Influence the Properties of Starch Compounds

Mar 01, 2017 – Mar 01, 2017

You can create better starch compounds by controlling extrusion conditions for food products. This webinar explains how to improve the quality of your final food product by managing the influence of twin-screw extrusion on various product properties.

Background: Starch is a base material for many food products: snacks, cereals, pet food, etc. Yet the gelation process is complex and shaped by many different variables. Processing starch with twin-screw extrusion offers a great flexibility in process design and the opportunity to positively influence products derived from it.

Benefits: Learn how to manipulate processing variables to design a starch matrix that delivers the texture, stability and processability you want. The webinar covers how to choose extruder parameters such as screw set-up, processing temperature and liquid-to-solid ratio to create the desired final food properties. Then see how oscillatory rheometry can deliver the precise analysis needed to ensure a high-quality end product.

Duration: 28 min

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Surface Canada 2017-Biannual meeting of the Surface Science Division of the CSC and CAP

Surface Canada 2017
Surface Canada is interdisciplinary in nature, and will bring together world-recognized experts and young researchers from a broad spectrum of disciplines including physics, chemistry, material science engineering and many other fields and will cover a wide range of topics pertinent to surface science, from the fundamental to the applied.

Surface Canada will provide an avenue for scientists from academic, industrial and government labs to meet and define the important problems in the field and to highlight emerging opportunities and potential impact to our society.

Keynote speaker

Paul Weiss, UCLA  

Invited speakers

  • Geraldine Bazuin, Université de Montréal: Diverse 2D Patterns in Block Copolymer Thin Films Using Dip-Coating, Supramolecular Strategies and Light
  • Julianne Gibbs-Davis, University of Alberta: Seeing the Electric Double Layer at Silica/Aqueous Interfaces with Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy
  • Tricia Carmichael, University of Windsor: The Best of Both Worlds: Layered Composites of Butyl Rubber and PDMS for Stretchable and Impermeable Electronics
  • Emanuele Orgiu, INRS: Rise of Periodic Potentials in Hybrid Graphene/Supramolecular Lattice van der Waals Heterostructures

Organizing committee

  • Christine DeWolf, Concordia University
  • Antonella Badia, Université de Montréal
  • Peter Gruetter, McGill University
  • Dmitrii Perepichka, McGill University

 

 

Conference topics

  • Thin films, surface functionalization and self-assembly
  • Solid and liquid interfaces
  • Nanomaterials and nanopatterned surfaces
  • Surface analysis techniques
  • Catalysts
  • Sensors
  • Polymers at interfaces

Important dates

  • Abstract submission and registration begins: February 25, 2017
  • Abstract submission ends: March 31, 2017
  • Acceptance notification: April 7, 2017
  • Early registration ends: April 14, 2017
Spectra Research Corporation

5805 Kennedy Rd.,

Mississauga ON, L4Z 2G3

TEL: 905 890 2010

FAX: 905 890 1959

 

Will be exhibiting at Surface Canada 2017.

Spectra Research Corporation (SRC) offers a range of innovative high-quality scientific products and laboratory services to industrial and scientific markets throughout Canada.

If you require exceptional laboratory services and support, our technical expertise and industry knowledge allows us to provide service and training for all the products we represent.

Established in 1993, SRC is a subsidiary of Allan Crawford Associates (ACA), one of Canada’s largest distributors of electronic components, test equipment and integrated networking solutions.