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Thermo Scientific™ HAAKE™ MARS Rheometer, Designed – Can you rely on your Rheological Measuring Results?
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 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. 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:
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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.
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 Complete the form to view this webinar today! |
Surface Canada 2017-Biannual meeting of the Surface Science Division of the CSC and CAP
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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 speakerPaul Weiss, UCLA Invited speakers
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3rd Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society of Canada
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RegistrationAll fees are in Canadian dollars. Please register before April 3, 2017 to enjoy early fees. Current BSC members are entitled to discounted registration prices for the annual meeting – click here to join now!Early Registration Fees – Available Until April 3, 2017
Late Registration Fees – Begins April 4, 2017
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5805 Kennedy Rd., Mississauga ON, L4Z 2G3 TEL: 905 890 2010 FAX: 905 890 1959
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Will be exhibiting at Biophysical Society of Canada ShowsSpectra 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. |
100th Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition
Registration is now openTo register on-line: To register by mail or fax, download: |
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5805 Kennedy Rd., Mississauga ON, L4Z 2G3 TEL: 905 890 2010 FAX: 905 890 1959
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Will be exhibiting at CSC2017, Toronto.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. |
9th International Conference on Advanced Vibrational Spectroscopy
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Food Rheology Webinar – Before you press ‘start’
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Food Rheology – What to do before you press ‘start’Mouthfeel… Spreadability… Appearance… Stability for shelf-life… Testing the structure of a food is essential to ensure the final product appeals to consumers. The results need to be reliable and food samples are sensitive. Key rheological results can be thrown off by some easy slip-ups in sample handling or the test method itself. This live webinar reviews the critical steps before pressing ‘start’ on your rheometer:
Presenter: Gain confidence in your sampling skills, test method, and rheological results from R&D to QC. Register now ›
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Become a wizard at Pharma Hot Melt Extrusion / Drug Formulation and Manufacturing
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Solutions for scale-up and continuous processingAddressing challenges in pharmaceuticals where API solubility and processing stability, taste-masking, enterics, and specialized dosage forms are critical projects, Thermo Scientific™ extruders and related analytical instrumentation provide the shortest path from feasibility studies to production in drug formulation and manufacturing. Compounding and extrusion technologies have been used in manufacturing for centuries and have become a valuable tool in creating novel drug formulations, and in the transition from inefficient batch processing to continuous manufacturing. creating novel drug formulations, and in the transition from inefficient batch processing to continuous manufacturing. |
Featured drug formulation and manufacturing technologies
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Herzan MicroDamp Series Vibration Isolators
OVERVIEW
The MicroDamp Series vibration isolators are an affordable and effective solution, optimized to any instrument’s weight and dimension profile. Utilizing a polished aluminum housing and highly damped composite material, the MicroDamp Series provides a cost-effective solution for instruments experiencing broad frequency vibration noise within their lab environment.
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SELECTION GUIDE
The MicroDamp series often utilizes three to four isolators within a vibration isolation platform, depending on the supported instrument’s dimension profile and overall weight distribution. When paired with a damped top plate (i.e. granite, aluminum, breadboard, etc.), the MicroDamp Series becomes a complete solution for instruments requiring a stable and reliable vibration isolation platform.
To determine the correct isolator configuration for your instrument, review the MicroDamp models below and locate the model able to sufficiently support the weight of your instrument.
Please note: the values listed below are for individual isolators only. To correctly select the relevant model for your instrument, multiply the minimum/maximum load capacities by three to determine the total minimum/maximum load capacities. Your instrument must fall within this range to receive optimal vibration isolation performance. If your instrument’s weight does not fall within this range, multiply the minimum/maximum load capacities by a larger number (>3) until your instrument falls within range.
HELPFUL TIP
For further instruction on the correct configuration for your instrument, contact a Herzan representative and share your instrument’s weight, dimensions, and approximate load distribution. Once that information has been received, a tailored recommendation will be made to ensure your instrument receives maximum vibration isolation performance from a MicroDamp Series platform.
Press Release – Asylum Research Announces New Electrochemistry Cell
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See it yourselfNow scheduling demos!
MRS Fall Meeting, booth #510
Nov 29-Dec 1 | Boston, MA  Press Release |
The Highest Performance Electrochemical AFM (EC-AFM)
The Cypher ES with EC Cell: See electrochemical reactions in real time. Compatible with a wide range of materials.
The Electrochemistry Cell for the Asylum Research Cypher ES atomic force microscope is the premier solution for in situ AFM characterization of electrochemical processes. Its simple modular design provides great versatility and compatibility with a wide range of materials. Best of all, it is based on the Cypher ES AFM— the world’s highest resolution, fast scanning AFM with superior environmental control and ease of use for maximum productivity.
- Fully sealed EC cell with uniquely designed cantilever holder and liquid cup for easy imaging in fluid
- Compatible with most common and cutting-edge electrolytes and electrode materials
- Simple to clean and assemble, even with gloves
- Optional heating and cooling stages allow investigation of electrochemical thermodynamics
- Glovebox option provides the ultimate environmental control with no performance compromises
Time series of AFM images showing the electrochemical stripping of copper from a gold electrode in an acidic 0.1 M copper sulfate solution. Imaged in tapping mode using blueDrive photothermal excitation. Graph: Voltammogram showing reductive deposition and oxidative stripping corresponding to the process shown in the images above.
Applications for the EC Cell
Electrodeposition • Energy Storage • Corrosion
- Characterizing energy storage materials under bias, such as battery electrodes, membranes and solution-electrode interfaces
- Electrodeposition and stripping of metals
- Investigating kinetics of corrosion
- Monitoring morphology over time of electrode-attached biocatalysts, microorganisms, and other biophysical research
- Nucleation and growth of nanoparticles
See it yourself