Development of robot-based solutions for laboratory automation

University of Rostock and Yaskawa agree to continue their cooperation

17-Apr-2024 - The Center for Life Science Automation (CELISCA) at the University of Rostock and Yaskawa have agreed to continue their cooperation in the development of robot-based solutions for laboratory automation. As one of the first European users ever, the institution will also employ a robot model of the ...

The FRITSCH Variable Speed Rotor Mill PULVERISETTE 14 premium line was granted two awards

The INDUSTRIEPREIS 2016 - Best of 2016 - and Best Products award of the EuroLab 2016

16-Jun-2016 - For the eleventh time the Huber publishing house for Neue Medien GmbH (New Media) selects outstanding companies from the industry for the INDUSTRIEPREIS (industry award) within the time period of the HANNOVER MESSE. And the winners for progressive products and solutions are chosen: the FRITSCH ...

FRITSCH: Production Facility II officially dedicated

09-Oct-2014 - The construction of the new two-storey production facility with an area of 4.900 square meters has been completed and was officially dedicated during a celebration together with the FRITSCH employees, as well as numerous guests from politics, trade and industry. During the dedication ceremony, ...

RETSCH relocates to new, larger premises

10-Jan-2012 - RETSCH, the leading manufacturer of laboratory instruments for the preparation and characterization of solids in the context of quality control, has built new headquarters on a 25,000 m2 estate in Haan-Gruiten. Several million Euros have been invested in anoffice building with application and ...

Graphene: What projections and humps can be good for

Investigators from Hanover and Braunschweig measure how the electronic properties of graphene can be controlled with purposefully used roughnesses

21-Apr-2010 - At present, graphene probably is the most investigated new material system worldwide. Due to its astonishing mechanical, chemical and electronic properties, it promises manifold future applications – for example in microelectronics. The electrons in graphene are particularly movable and could, ...

CyBio: Tularik GmbH awards contract worth millions for Screen-machine and replicator

10-Jan-2001 - CyBio AG has sold a further fully-automatic laboratory system, - the CyBiÔ-Screen-machine. The biotech company from Jena has thereby further promoted their strategy of positioning themselves as system provider of technology platforms for the entire pre-clinical phase. Tularik GmbH, an innovative ...