measuring the nearly unmeasurable.

glassfiber connection made easy.

What are the mechanisms behind cell functioning and disease? In life sciences research, studying cryogenic samples of proteins, viruses and bacteria becomes more and more popular to answer these questions.

producing medical radio-isotopes with minimal nuclear waste.

Radio-isotopes are widely used for medical diagnostics and treatment, predominantly in cancer care. The most commonly used medical radio-isotope is Technetium (Tc) 99m, enabling tens of millions of diagnostic procedures annually.

ice cold stability.

What are the mechanisms behind cell functioning and disease? In life sciences research, studying cryogenic samples of proteins, viruses and bacteria becomes more and more popular to answer these questions.

the other side of the coin.

The Chilean 100 peso coin has a copper-nickel centre in an aluminium-bronze ring. On one side, it shows a Mapuche Indian Woman and on the other a coat of arms with the value. Or rather – it should show that.

reviving instant photography.

One click on the photo camera and a minute later a photo comes out. Nostalgia? No, it is not. Although this technology with built-in film development debuted already in 1948, there is a growing demand for instant photography in the age of digital.