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… using X-ray analysis X-rays have revolutionized the world we live in. Not just from a medical perspective but from a materials science perspective also. The short wavelength of X-rays compared with visible light, allow us to determine the position…READ MORE >

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When is it? We are excited to announce that the NanoSight Virtual User Meeting will be held on June 10th, 2021 from 1-4:30 pm eastern time. If you are a NanoSight user and would like to attend, sign up as…READ MORE >

So many great topics will be covered this month so go through the list and register to your favorite live webinar. Feel free to attend a live demo of our recently launched XRD system or find out how to optimize…READ MORE >

Join us on a journey to unleash the potential of ProTides in drug discovery, as we learn about the challenges and how to overcome them.

For those familiar with dynamic light scattering (DLS), you’ll know it’s an excellent tool for characterizing the size of your proteins, polymers, colloids, or nanomaterials. But does it always give you the information you need? Perhaps you struggle to accurately…READ MORE >

I always find it incredibly exciting to talk about new features and functionality that we have created for our systems… and this time is no different! I understand that systems need to be continually improved and expanded to meet our…READ MORE >

Liposomes are attractive vehicles for drug payload delivery, among other nanoparticles helping to provide endless possibilities for tackling various pharmaceutical needs.  We provide solutions for the effective and optimal development of liposomes and other nanoparticles, which help ensure that only…READ MORE >

There is more in a diffractogram than just the Bragg peaks. The past decade has shown an increased interest in the study of nanocrystalline materials due to their specific properties. Structural information about these materials is present as broad, not…READ MORE >