Unique and unanticipated behavior of water molecules under extreme confinement was revealed by neutron scattering and computational modeling.
Silicone wristbands were once made popular by famous celebrities and athletes supporting certain charities. Researchers have now found another application for the bright and colorful bands – identifying what chemicals people are exposed to regularly. The research is the cover article in American Chemical Society’s weekly newsmagazine Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN).
The SEAL Analytical booth (Halle A1, Stand 514) at Analytica 2016 will provide visitors with an opportunity to discuss the latest technologies in sample digestion systems and colorimetric nutrient analysis instruments.
Faculty members from Cornell University are the main contributors of a new $317 million public-private collaboration, aiming to speed up innovations in the field of “smart” fabrics that can be adapted for use in apparel, electronics, consumer products, transportation, and protective gear for first responders and soldiers.
The HPR-40 DSA mass spectrometer system was introduced specifically for measurement of gases and vapours in aqueous media.
A decade ago, Donald Sadoway, a MIT professor, and his students developed liquid metal batteries, which now appear to be a potential solution to make renewable energy more affordable and practical. These batteries are capable of storing huge amounts of energy, and can balance the fluctuations of production and consumption of power. Ambri, a Cambridge-based startup company, is now in the process of commercializing these liquid metal batteries.
Here’s a new technology that’s potentially disruptive precisely because it’s non-disruptive: Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a device that enables NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) spectroscopy, coupled with a powerful molecular sensor, to analyze molecular interactions in viscous solutions and fragile materials such as liquid crystals.
Researchers from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum have developed a new dry electrode that is capable of determining the concentration of certain positive ions in a stable and consistent way. This electrode can be produced cost-effectively on an industrial scale.
Axelera is the French competitive cluster for the chemical and environmental sectors, gathering 322 members - including companies, R&D centers, and training centers, which offer following competencies: Material manufactures, substances & final products; Part makers & industrial equipment designers; Industry services, process engineering, energy efficiency & regulation; Environmental services: water, air, soil & waste management; Laboratories & technical centers in chemistry & environment.
Now scientists in environmental, food safety, pharmaceutical and industrial/petrochemical laboratories can rely on a new flexible and configurable HPIC system designed to deliver exceptional performance, productivity and efficiency.
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