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Sugar and particle sizes are two of my favorite things – a fine sugar is better for the buttercream, while a granulated one improves the cake’s texture.

Welcome to the first Around the world in 80 particles blog of the new decade! I’m John, a recent addition to the team of Product Technical Specialists here at Malvern Panalytical. The first months of the year always bring some…READ MORE >

… gunpowder, treason and plot!” Like many nursery rhymes in the UK, this is a glib ditty of pain, suffering, and death! If you’re born with a British sense of humor, the only logical consequence of a failed assassination attempt…READ MORE >

It’s now my opportunity to contribute to the around the world in 80 particles blog, and as we’re getting towards winter it’s time to start thinking about my favorite pastimes, skiing and snowboarding or in fact any way of sliding…READ MORE >

Many of us celebrate significant birthdays often with friends and a glass of something bubbly. On my 50th birthday I will be doing this, but with a twist: I’m in China, the friends are the experts of the ISO Committee…READ MORE >

August is bang in the middle of rainy season in India and like all things in life, rains also bring both good and bad things. The economy and agriculture depend on a large extent on good rains but then being…READ MORE >

Glitter – Microplastics in a Glamorous Disguise As an Applications Specialist at Malvern Panalytical, I get to work with a wide range of customer samples, and I enjoy showing how our instrument portfolio can help identify and solve research, industrial…READ MORE >

Bless you! As summer begins the sound of sneezing usually starts to ramp up as the misery for those that suffer from allergies begins.  If you are in the UK this year, for now at least you may not be…READ MORE >

Rice forms a part of staple diet for half of India’s population and given the fact that the figure is slightly more than 1.3 billion, I leave you to do the number crunching and find out what should be the…READ MORE >