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• 10/12/2007 - Interface design and analysis via Langmuir-Blodgett technology
  The interface between two fluids provides a unique environment for the manipulation and study of species that are practically insoluble in the bulk phases.
• 01/06/2002 - ft-ir microscopy can help identify hit-and-run vehicles
  For many applications in the areas of forensics, pharmaceuticals, life sciences and semiconductor development it is essential to analyse two-dimensional samples by infrared (IR) spectroscopy with high spatial resolution.
• 30/11/2005 - Food development scheme boosts entrepreneurial thinking and skills
  New recruits to the food industry will be well practised in the creation of new food products if they have attended the Food Science and Technology Department of University College Cork in Eire.
• 30/11/2005 - Today’s consumers now count carbohydrates and not calories
  The low carbohydrate revolution continues with many ingredients manufacturers offering lines suitable for inclusion in low glycaemic index (GI) food products.
• 01/12/2003 - Sugar replacer has avery low glycemic index' researchers verify
  Tests at the Sydney University Glycemic Index Research Service (SUGiRS) have verified that the sugar replacer Isomalt from Palatinit has a very low glycemic index (GI), well below that of certain other sugar substitutes and types of sugars.
• 01/12/2004 - Greener and cleaner fuels through evaporative light scattering detection
  The use of evaporative light scattering detection (ELSD) within in the field of HPLC is continuously growing, due to its universal nature.
• 01/06/2003 - How to create a knowledge repository based on PDF reports
  New approaches in data storage allow organisations to move to an electronic environment capturing all raw data from instruments. The use of an industry standard format such as the portable document format (PDF) not only allows capturing reports in an electronic format, but also can improve compliance where necessary. PDF reports, says Freek Varossieau, can build a knowledge repository.
• 01/06/2004 - Automation dna typing system for national forensic databank
  Tecan has signed an agreement with the South African Police Service to supply, install and provide customer support for its fully automated forensic DNA typing system. They will play a central role in South Africa's DNA databank.
• 01/06/2003 - Smart regulation takes a step nearer for pharmaceutical manufacturing
  The Food and Drug Administration has now completed thefirst steps of its broad initiative to improve the regulation of pharmaceutical manufacturing. The goal of the two-yeareffort is asmart regulation', which should make laboratory management more straightforward too.
• 30/11/2005 - Low GI ingredient helps sweeten Europe’s functional beverage market
  The European Commission has granted approval for German company Palatinit to market its ‘healthy sugar’, a slow-release carbohydrate ingredient called palatinose known as well under the generic name isomaltulose, for use in all foods and beverages in the European Union.