Tag Archives: Resonant Mass Measurement

During May & June we’re running a series of free seminars in the USA and Canada for people who want to learn more about the latest methods for nanoparticle characterization. The seminars will each last 1.5 days, giving you the…READ MORE >

I recently took part in a question and answer session with BioPharm International about techniques for measuring and characterizing protein aggregates. The full discussion can be viewed here, however I thought I would also use this blog post to summarize…READ MORE >

Recently this question was posed where a current dynamic light scattering (DLS) user inquired about detecting large but subvisible particles in a formulation: “I have been looking at solutions from prefilled syringes which appear in flow microscopy to have significant…READ MORE >

Having spent more than twenty years in the instrumentation arena and worked with a variety of different characterization techniques in lots of different application spaces, I have sometimes struggled to explain to my family what it is that I do. Particularly to…READ MORE >

There aren’t many things more pleasurable than a warm summer’s day in the Malvern Hills, but when you find out the mid-term meeting for your project is being held in Barcelona, it’s very difficult to be disappointed! Obviously Barcelona was…READ MORE >