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Portable XRF rental in UK and Ireland

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August 2009
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Ashtead Technology has been appointed as the exclusive rental partner for the Niton range of portable XRF analysers for the UK and Republic of Ireland markets. www.ashtead-technology.com/uk
 

EPR order for Bruker Biospin

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August 2009
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Bruker BioSpin has announced its first order for an Elexsys E780 263 GHz EPR spectrometer by the Helmholtz-Zentrum in Berlin for applications in solar energy and photovoltaic research. www.bruker-biospin.com
   

Bruker/Warwick MS collaboration

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August 2009
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Bruker Daltonics has announced the establishment of a long-term collaborative programme with the Department of Chemistry at the University of Warwick, UK, for developing both applications and fundamental instrument technology in the area of extreme resolution mass spectrometry. www.bdal.com
   

New HQ for WiTec

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August 2009
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WITec's new HQ WITec has moved to its new headquarters building in Ulm, which has customised production facilities, seminar rooms and office space on four floors covering more than 1900 m2. www.witec.de
   

A2 Technologies enter into patent licence with Boeing

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February 2009
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A2 Technologies have entered into a patent licence with the Boeing Company allowing the use of Boeing patents in association with the development, manufacture and sale of A2 Technologies’ FT-IR spectrometers. The licence will allow A2 Technologies to apply their Exoscan FT-IR spectrometer for non-destructive testing of aerospace composite and metal materials. www.a2technologies.com
   

Agilent delivers 10,000th 5975 Series GC/MS

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February 2009
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Agilent Technologies has delivered the 10,000th unit of its 5975 Series GC/MS, which was introduced just over three years ago. www.chem.agilent.com
   

Agilent and the National University of Ireland open a biological mass spectrometry facility

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February 2009
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Agilent Technologies and the National University of Ireland (NUI), Galway have announced the opening of a biological mass spectrometry facility on the NUI Galway campus. The facility is equipped with accurate-mass Q-ToF and triple quad mass spectrometers and will primarily focus on functional genomics, proteomics, lipidomics and metabolomics research. NUI Galway will provide application notes and data for key applications using the Agilent instruments and the facility will be used to showcase new instruments to Agilent customers and for demo purposes. www.agilent.com, www.nuigalway.ie
   

Bruker Daltonics receives orders for its 12 T and 15 T FT-MS systems

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February 2009
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Bruker Daltonics has installed its latest 12 T and 15 T FT-MS systems in the laboratory of Professor Andre Deelder at the Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands. The 15 T instrument will be the highest field FT-MS system in Europe, and the combination of these two systems will be the first of its kind in the world. The mass spectrometers will be used to advance high-throughput proteomics. www.bdal.com Bruker Daltonics has announced that the laboratory of Professor Michael Gross at Washington University in St Louis, USA, has ordered a package consisting of a 12 T FT-MS and a maXis UHR-ToF, primarily for applications in top-proteomics in close collaboration with Professor Reid Townsend, who heads proteomics efforts at Washington University. www.bdal.com
   

Fibre Photonics partners University of Strathclyde in studentship programme

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February 2009
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Fibre Photonics Ltd will partner the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry and the Institute of Photonics at the University of Strathclyde in the SPIRIT Studentship programme. The planned project will enhance real-time analysis of chemical and biological systems through novel fibre optic based spectroscopic systems in the mid-IR and NIR. www.fibrephotonics.com
   

Fibre Photonics appoints non-executive director

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February 2009
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Fibre Photonics has appointed Dr Des Gibson as non-executive director. He brings 25 years experience in the optics and opto­electronics industry within both blue-chip and start-up companies. www.fibrephotonics.com
   

New Moscow office for Hamilton Sunstrand

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February 2009
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Hamilton Sundstrand Applied Instrument Technologies has established a new sales and marketing office in Moscow, Russia, headed by newly appointed Regional Manager, Dr Genrikh Krichmar. www.hs-ait.com
   

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