Every year, hundreds of researchers gather at the campus of University of Texas at Austin in a two-day symposium, known as CEC (Center for Electrochemistry) Workshop. These researchers are passionate about electrochemistry and its many areas of applications: for example, chemical sensors, batteries, photosynthesis, corrosion, catalysis, electroplating, and environment.
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Pine Research Highlights New Rotator at Center for Electrochemistry (CEC) Workshop
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Why use “Wave” in electrochemical instrumentation names?
What is in a name? The word wave evokes stimulating visions of rushing water, powerful energy, and sheer beauty. A wave can also refer to a new social or technology trend. To a scientist, a wave might bring back memories from physics, learning about electromagnetic waves or understanding trigonometric functions. At Pine Research Instrumentation, a wave means all that and more.
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New Flow Cell for the FSCV Community
Introducing the In-Vitro/FSCV Microelectrode Flow Cell, now available from Pine Research!
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Come see Pine Research at SERMACS 2017 in Charlotte!
This year, the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) is being held in Charlotte, NC. Pine Research, located in Durham, NC, is excited to be exhibiting at SERMACS 2017 and we look forward to meeting many chemists from our local area!
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Pine Research Exhibits at Midwest Regional ACS Meeting
Pine Research enjoys spending time in the Midwest – especially this time of year (before it starts snowing). Last week we were in Illinois for the MACTLAC conference, and this week, we are very excited to see the Midwest chemists at the Midwest Regional ACS Meeting, at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
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