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Near-IR Pulses to Detect Nanocages Injected in Blood for Medical Applications

Small metallic nanocages and pulsed laser-based ultrasensitive medical imaging methodology are likely to facilitate the detection and treatment of cancer at an early stage.

16 Apr 2010

PerkinElmer Launches New Detection Kit for Screening GPCRs

The LANCE Ultra cAMP Detection Kit, recently launched by PerkinElmer, can screen and profile G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs).

15 Apr 2010

Ayonix Launches IR-Based Vein-Detecting Biometric Device

Ayonix has recently announced the ‘PalmSecure’ technology that captures the vein pattern of a user by using infrared (IR) light.

6 Apr 2010

MadgeTech CTL2000 for Validation of Meat Sterilization Cycles

MadgeTech has recently introduced the CTL2000, a splashproof carcass temperature (CT) Lodger for measuring and recording data from a maximum of eight thermocouple channels. These thermocouples can be positioned in different parts of the meat carcass to offer an overall temperature profile.

6 Apr 2010

Symphony tCGM System of Echo Therapeutics for Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Symphony tCGM System of Echo Therapeutics, Inc. has been listed in one of Scientific American’s online article.

5 Apr 2010

New South Wales Hospital Installs Australia’s First Masimo Patient SafetyNet System

Australia’s first Masimo Patient SafetyNet System was recently installed the John Hunter Children's Hospital in New South Wales by Masimo. Masimo has invented the Measure-Through Motion and the Low Perfusion pulse oximetry.

From Masimo Corporation 5 Apr 2010

New System for Automated Detection of Pathogens in Water Samples

Texas AgriLife Research has developed a system for automatic detection of potential microscopic pathogens in water samples.

3 Apr 2010

UWE Workshop on Sensors and Instrumentation for Monitoring Cell Toxicity

A special event of the University of the West of England (UWE) will focus on instrumentation and sensors for cell toxicity monitoring.

2 Apr 2010

Masimo PVI Predicts Hemodynamic Effects of PEEP in Ventilated Patients

A recent clinical study that was published in the Anesthesia & Analgesia’s March 2010 issue has proved that the Masimo PVI is able to predict successfully the hemodynamic effects due to Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP) for mechanically ventilated patients who have recently undergone cardiac surgery.

From Masimo Corporation 1 Apr 2010

University of the West of England to Concentrate on Food Technology Research

The University of the West of England (UWE) is involved in a key international partnership that involves eight institutions spanning seven nations in the area of food safety and food quality.

31 Mar 2010