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Innov-X and Steinert to Market XRF Sensor Unit

Steinert and Innov-X Systems will market the new high-speed sorting system that is x-ray fluorescence (XRF) based as per a recent OEM agreement.

From Steinhert 7 May 2010

MicroCHIPS’ Illume Receives 2010 Edison Best New Product Award

Intelligent implant systems developer MicroCHIPS’ Illume product has received the Gold award in the science and medical domain as an appreciation to the advantages it will offer to diabetes patients who need to intensively monitor their blood sugar for staying healthy.

5 May 2010

PositiveID Develops Chemical Block for Implantable Glucose Sensor

PositiveID and RECEPTORS who is PositiveID’s development partner, have crossed a major stage towards the development of the RFID microchip for in vivo glucose-sensing application for detecting the levels of glucose in the body.

3 May 2010

PerkinElmer Introduces its New Western Lighting Ultra Kit

PerkinElmer, Inc. has introduced the Western Lighting Ultra, a chemiluminescent substrate kit, at FASEB 2010 held in Anaheim, California.

30 Apr 2010

Fraunhofer Institute’s Sensor Transponder for Corrosion Measurement

Experts from the Duisburg, Germany-based Fraunhofer Institute for Microelectronic Circuits and Systems IMS have developed a transponder that is capable of identifying corrosion due to rust during the initial phase.

28 Apr 2010

APiX Chromogenic Technology for Detection of Protein Microarrays

Proteomics discovery tools expert, Gentel Biosciences, has introduced an advanced, extremely sensitive chromogenic technology called the APiX View Detection Kits.

20 Apr 2010

Weizmann Institute’s Electronic Nose for Environmental Toxicity Applications

An electronic system was trained by the scientists from the Weizmann Institute for predicting the pleasantness of new odors, similar to humans who perceive them.

19 Apr 2010

Nano-Scale Molecular Switch Detects Metallic Ions in Surrounding Environment

A novel nano-scale scientific tool in the form of a molecular switch was synthesized by two chemists from The Scripps Research Institute.

17 Apr 2010

Optimal Dynamic Detection System Detects Nitroglycerin-Based Bombs

The Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Princeton University researchers have successfully demonstrated the functioning of the Optical Dynamic Detection (ODD) system that can detect chemical explosives like nitroglycerin in a package.

15 Apr 2010