Tag Archives: Particle size

Call me nuts. Early March, I was still living on the road across the country. I knew COVID-19 was there. Having worked in a BSL-2 (Biosafety Level 2) lab for years, I thought I had a good handle over it….READ MORE >

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.

While the essential production and supply of our instruments continues from our offices, many of us are now working from home. But that hasn’t stopped us from thinking about particles… okay, that might just be me… In our blog series…READ MORE >

Why understanding the virus’ particle size and shape is critical In view of the current COVID-19 outbreak, scientists are busy developing antivirals and vaccines to treat patients. China has given the go-ahead for researchers to begin human safety tests for an experimental coronavirus vaccine….READ MORE >

February 2020 was the wettest February in the UK since records began in 1862, according to the Met Office. Storms led to a lot of rivers bursting their banks, with some monitoring stations recording their highest ever river levels. In…READ MORE >