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An App Store for the Lab: Launching SpectroWorks™ Apps at INNOVATE LABS
On 10 November 2026, Aalborg University officially opens INNOVATE LABS in Aalborg, Denmark —often dubbed the Winterfell of Denmark. Spanning 3,400 m² of specialized laboratories and testing facilities, this hub is built…
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AI can see. It cannot yet smell or taste.
AI can see. Computer vision reads images better than most people. AI can hear, too: speech models understand almost any voice in almost any language. But AI cannot smell or taste, at…
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Electrons, qubits and photons: three ways a chip can work
When most people hear the word chip, they picture the processor in their phone or laptop. But there are already three main classes of chip technology, and each one collects and moves…
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New application: E. coli sensing
Turning an ordinary UV-Vis spectrophotometer into an E. coli sensor in minutes. That's the idea behind a new Optics Letters paper from IIT Bombay, built on our NanoCuvette™. The team functionalized the…
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Why go beyond absorbance with the new NanoIndex and NanoSize packages from Edinburgh Analytical and Alontia?
Advanced refractive-index and particle-size insights with the new DB30 packages, built on SpectroCuvette™ optics, SpectroLink™ and SpectroWorks™.
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Edinburgh Analytical and Alontia launch DB30 NanoIndex and DB30 NanoSize packages
New packages combine the DB30 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer with nanophotonic cuvettes and cloud analytics for refractive-index and particle-size insights.