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UK NanoForum & EmTech 2009: Save the Date
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EPSRC to sponsor Young Scientist awards for Poster Presentations at UK NanoForum & Emerging Technologies 2009
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NanoKTN to launch Nano-enabled Coatings Focus Group
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LowCVP launches ‘Technology Challenge’ to accelerate low carbon vehicle innovation
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Events Calendar
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Innovators, entrepreneurs and getting to grips with public funding
25 June 2009, Bournemouth University, UK
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Lamdamap 9th International Conference
29 June - 02 July 2008, London, UK
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Innovation in Processing at the Nanoscale
02 July 2009, Southampton, UK
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Research, Development and International R&D Collaboration
02 July 2009, Gloucester, UK
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Manufuture: Factories of the Future Event - Up to 75% European Funding for Research & Development
07 July 2009, Birmingham, UK
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SMART Packaging: Seminar Adding functionality to Printed Packaging
08 July 2009, Nottingham, UK
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How Smart are Intelligent Gas Sensors?
09 July 2009, Chelmsford, UK
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Joint Information Day on Research PPP's
13 July 2009, Brussells, Belgium
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China Tomorrow Events – Building innovation links between the UK & China
14 & 16 July 2009, Leicester & Cwmbran, UK & Wales
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Solar Metrology Workshop
20 July 2009, Veeco Instruments, UK
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Precision Engineering Workshop
21 July 2009, Veeco Instruments, UK
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42nd IUPAC Congress: Chemistry Solutions
02 – 07 August 2009, Glasgow, UK
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COMS2009 – Commercialization of Micro and Nano Systems Conference
30 August - 04 September 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Nanoparticles 2009: Synthesis, Properties and Applications of Nanoparticles
02 - 04 September 2009, University of Liverpool, UK
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Applications of Micro and Nano Technology in Biosensing & Diagnostics
17 September 2009, Cranfield, UK
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Meeting future manufacturing needs with laser-materials innovations at the micro- and nano level
22 September 2009, RAL, Didcot, UK
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Dolomite Introduces Glass Microfluidic Device for High Throughput Mixing and Reactions
The 1ml Microreactor Chip enables rapid amalgamation of fluid streams
Dolomite, a world leader in microfluidic design and manufacture, has introduced the 1ml Microreactor Chip, a glass microfluidic device designed for the mixing and reacting of two or three liquid reagent streams. Ideal for solution phase chemistry, including compound synthesis and reaction kinetics studies, this chip enables rapid mixing across a wide range of flow rates.
The chip has three glass layers that are accurately aligned and thermally fused. Each glass layer has etched microchannels providing a total reaction volume of 1ml, which is very high for a microfluidic device. By using multiple glass layers it is possible to achieve interdigitated mixing of the input streams. Interdigitated mixing involves splitting and recombining the input streams to reduce diffusion distance and hence mixing time.
First developed for leading chemistry automation innovator, Syrris, the 1ml Microreactor Chip was designed to form part of Syrris’ Africa microreactor flow system. Ideally suited for applications such as reaction optimization, nanoparticle synthesis and kinetic studies, the 1ml Microreactor Chip is an integral part of the Africa system providing rapid mixing across a range of flow rates as well as providing faster and cleaner reactions.
Quick connection and disconnection of fluid pipes is enabled via the chip’s compatibility with an innovative chip holder and header. Measuring at 35 x 90 x 4.5mm, this chip has a reaction volume of 1000µl. With the ability to heat or cool the fluid before mixing, the reactor chips can be mounted onto the heating module using a microreactor adaptor to provide an operating temperature ranging from -20 to 300°C.
With high visibility levels, this chip allows excellent access for optical analysis systems. Furthermore, a wide temperature and pressure range along with excellent chemical compatibility makes this microfluidic device ideal for a broad range of microfluidic applications.
For further information on the 1ml Microreactor Chip and the full range of microfluidic capabilities available from Dolomite including pumps, interconnects, chips, valves, etc. please visit www.dolomite-microfluidics.com.
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