Watch now: Improve materials with gas chemical reactions
Developing Structure-Reactivity Relationships for Heterogeneous Catalysts and Sorbents In this webinar, Developing Structure-Reactivity Relationships for Heterogeneous Catalysts and Sorbents, Dr. Christopher J. Keturakis of Cummin Emission Solutions will walk us through how gas phase chemical reactions can help identify and develop structure-reactivity relationships necessary for material improvement. In order to…
Don’t miss your chance to attend our 2017 XPS User Meeting
Save your seat today! Join us at the 2017 Thermo Fisher Scientific XPS User Meeting where topics will include: multi-technique and correlative analysis advanced depth profiling with gas cluster ions improvements in XPS imaging new features for data processing Over the three days you will see presentations on new research…
Where are the carbon nanomaterials?
Track carbon nanomaterials in cells and tissues Due to the carbonaceous nature of carbon nanomaterials, they are difficult to track in the carbon-based matrix of biological systems without adding labels. Labeling with fluorescent or radioactive tags makes carbon nanomaterials detectable and quantifiable, but it also alters their surface and hence…
Live Webcast May 18: Learn Tips and Tricks for EPA Methods 200.8 and 6020 Using ICP-MS
LIVE WEBCASTThursday, May 18, 2017 at 11am EDT | 8am PDT | 4pm BST | 5pm CEST All attendees will receive a FREE executive summary of the webcast! EVENT OVERVIEW Inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) is one of the most powerful techniques used for elemental analysis in environmental applications. It provides…
Is your food safe? What FTIR microscopy can bring to the table
22 March 2017 / Session 1 Time: 9 a.m. (EDT) / 13:00 (UTC) / Session 2 Time: 11 a.m. (EDT) /15:00 (UTC) What time is this for me? Is your food safe? What FTIR microscopy can bring to the table Ensuring quality and safety in food and beverages requires continuous vigilance. With regulations changing…
Live Webinar March 21: Improved ICP-MS Interference Removal with Triple Quadrupole Technology
LIVE WEBCAST EVENT OVERVIEW Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 11 am EDT | 8 am PDT | 3 pm GMT | 4 pm CET Inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP‑MS) has grown in the past few decades to become the technique of choice for both cutting edge research and routine analysis…
Online TA – let us help you with chemistry in the classroom
Presenting Chemistry in the Cla ssroom! A free online resource center offering ready-to-go lesson plans, videos, and affordable tools for college chemistry educators. Easily meet curriculum requirements and raise student interest with resources for UV/Vis, NMR, FTIR, and rheology across topics such as: Kinetics Quantitative analysis Organic chemistry Reaction monitoring…
Driving Confidence with Tools for FTIR QA/QC 30.11.2016
This presentation should provide insights for: Pharmaceutical labs needing EP/JP/USP compliance Forensics labs requiring defensible data Food labs testing ingestible materials Or any lab where ensuring data quality and regulatory compliance are essential Don’t miss the chance to learn how you can gain more confidence to your process. Register now…
Tracking Carbon Nanomaterials in Cells and Tissues
Register today for this free webinar, Dr. Cyrill Bussy, will show you how to track the fate and location of carbon nanomaterials using raman spectroscopy. Carbon nanomaterials have recently gained attention due to a combination of physicochemical properties that make them attractive for numerous applications including biomedicine. Due to their…
Webinar – Benefits of Fiber Optic Probes for Mid-IR Analysis
Benefits of Fiber Optic Probes for Mid-IR Analysis Learn how you can effectively use fiber optic probes in your FTIR spectrometer for the remote analysis of liquids and solids in the Mid-IR region of light. Attendees will gain a general understanding of the capabilities and use cases for Mid-IR fiber…
