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New SEPIA Receiver on APEX Instrument to Help Detect Water in the Universe

News - 6 Nov 2015

Installed on APEX earlier this year, SEPIA [1] is sensitive to light with wavelengths in the range 1.4-1.8 millimetres [2]. The exceptional observing conditions on the extremely dry Chajnantor Plateau...

Joint NASA and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission to End in 2015

News - 3 Nov 2014

After 17 years of groundbreaking 3-D images of rain and storms, the joint NASA and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) will come to an end next year. NASA...

Robust Multi-Gas Monitor Protects Space Crews

News - 10 Feb 2014

There are few things as important on, and especially off, Earth as breathable, quality air. When air quality is compromised, we often don't have seconds to spare, which is why development of the...

International approvals MED and DNV for gas monitoring in shipping

News - 24 Jan 2022

MSR-Electronic develops and produces reliable gas detectors and gas controllers for commercial shipping as well as for private shipping. With the certificates MEDB00007CE, MEDD0000272 and TAA000032C,...

Reliable Gas Monitoring from MSR-Electronic in the Beverage Industry

News - 30 Jul 2021

CO2, SO2, H2S, C2H6O, CH3OH and O2 gas measurement in beverage bottling plants, breweries, wineries, dispensing plants and CO2 extinguishing systems for warehouses. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is highly...

$1.8 Million Grant to Advance Device for Detecting Ultra-Low Levels of Disease Particles

News - 15 Oct 2020

In Judith Su's Little Sensor Lab, researchers are working to sense tiny amounts - down to a single molecule - of everything from doping agents to biomarkers for cancer, Alzheimer's disease,...

Researchers Design Highly Sensitive Hydrogen Sensor

News - 7 Jun 2017

Hydrogen has the potential of becoming one of the replacements for fossil fuels as an energy carrier in the not-so-distant future. It is clean, as heat and water vapor are the only by-products of...

Invisible T-rays Can Detect Tiny Amounts of Toxic Gases from Afar

News - 4 Dec 2014

Scientists have developed a way to sniff out tiny amounts of toxic gases -- a whiff of nerve gas, for example, or a hint of a chemical spill -- from up to one kilometer away. The new technology...

NASA Launches Ocean Winds Sensor to the International Space Station

News - 9 Sep 2014

The launch of a NASA ocean winds sensor to the International Space Station (ISS) this month inaugurates a new era of Earth observation that will leverage the space station's unique vantage point...

Extending the Lifetime of an Oxygen Gas Sensor

Article - 22 Nov 2021

A oxygen gas sensor is vital to consumers and businesses across many different industries today and can incorporate a variety of sensing technologies like electrochemical, optochemical, oxygen...