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Here at Malvern Panalytical we’re passionate about nurturing the talents of the next generation of visionary thinkers and creative problem-solvers. That’s why we teamed up with the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Particle Characterisation Group (PCIG) to host The FORGE.    Held on 25 March, The FORGE was a…READ MORE >

Register now for The FORGE on 25 March for a full day of student-led research on the characterization of pharmaceutical formulations.

Join leaders in the field, early-career scientists and pharmaceutical students to discover the latest research in pharmaceutical formulations.

Stay abreast of the latest analytical techniques and technologies that can help you bring lifesaving pharmaceutical products to market faster.

It’s never been more important for our industry to come together. The FORGE is your opportunity to connect with the pharmaceutical formulation community.

Over the years one of the most frequently asked questions stands out in the data analysis of dynamic light scattering results. It is the issue about which size we should report when interpreting DLS results. For this intensity-volume-number conundrum, which…READ MORE >

Washington University, St Louis, Missouri. October 2, 2015 We were invited to the Nano Research Facility workshop taking place this week in Saint Louis, Missouri. Starting off Session II on Nanomaterial Sizing, Dr. Ana Morfesis will present her contribution on…READ MORE >

When working with a couple of our Morphologi G3-ID cement customers I have come to realize that cement is an incredibly complex product. Working with one of our customers in the cement industry we wrote an article, published last year…READ MORE >

What an amazing time we had at Pittcon in New Orleans this year!  The folks who visited our booth were treated to not one, but two contests to enter for the chance to win Amazon gift cards. First, we challenged people to guess…READ MORE >