26 Mar 2020 | By Brian Curtiss
In a paper published in the July 2014 issue of Agricultural Water Management), Panigrahi et al. found that it was possible to utilize deficit irrigation of mandarin orange groves while achieving near maximum fruit yield. A level of irrigation that...READ MORE >
Tags: ASD FieldSpec, Citrus, Irrigation, leaf water content, mandarin orange groves
25 Mar 2020 | By Kyle Williams
Do you want an OMNISEC but don’t have one yet? Do you want to practice so you’re ready once your OMNISEC is installed? Or are you simply looking for a way to gain more experience with the OMNISEC software? If...READ MORE >
Tags: gel permeation chromatography, GPC, gpc/sec, OMNISEC Resolve, OMNISEC Reveal
24 Mar 2020 | By Ben Cliff
Malvern Panalytical and Concept Life Sciences, partnering to deliver expert analytics Knives and forks…Salt and pepper…Batman and Robin… So many things in life just work better in pairs! But what about in business? Does the concept of ‘the power of...READ MORE >
Tags: Compass, food, pharmaceuticals
19 Mar 2020 | By Michael Caves
Have you washed your hands? Then it’s time to start research! As the spread of COVID-19 accelerates, and measures are enacted to help protect vulnerable people within society, it can be difficult to think about how we get ahead of...READ MORE >
Tags: AAV, Covid-19, vaccine, vaccine development
18 Mar 2020 | By Jenny Burt
River Floods – Why is the Mud Left Behind So Sticky?
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 >
Tags: Flooding, Laser diffraction, Mud, Particle size, sediments