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Company details
NanoSight Ltd
2 Centre One
Lysander Way
Salisbury
SP4 6BU
United Kingdom
Tel:
01722 349439
Fax:
01722 329640
Product categories
- Optics
- Laser physics
- Quantum optics and information
- Structure and dynamics of atoms, molecules and clusters
- Collision dynamics
- Laser-matter interactions
- Fundamental constants and physical laws
- Optical materials and metamaterials
- Optical traps and optical lattices
- Soft and biological matter
- Nanostructures and atomic-scale physics
- Surfaces
- Interfaces
- Liquids
- Magnetism
- Semiconductors
- Superconductivity
- Electronic properties
- Low-temperature physics
- Sensors
- Metrology
- Imaging
- Microscopy
- Data acquisition and analysis
- Vacuum systems
- Elementary particles and fields (experimental)
- Elementary particles and fields (theoretical)
- Nuclear physics (experimental)
- Nuclear physics (theoretical)
- Particle astrophysics (experimental)
- Particle astrophysics (theoretical)
- Nuclear reactor physics
The latest nanoparticle newsletter Oct 9, 2008
Salisbury, September 2008: NanoSight Ltd has released the latest issue of their electronic newsletter. NanoTrail contains the latest news about NanoSight’s users, products and applications
To receive a copy visit NanoSight’s newly redesigned web site, www.nanosight.co.uk and ask to have future issues delivered directly to your inboox.
The Autumn issue features news from three UK universities who use nanoparticle tracking analysis(NTA) to study the wear debris generated in orthopaedic implants.
The latest version of NTA software is fully described. Users are able to request free upgrades through a direct link from the newsletter. There is also news on the new thermal stage upgrade to provide accurate temperature control which improves reproducibility of data.
NanoSight invites you to visit their new web site and learn more about the exciting world of nanoparticle characterization with applications in the biological and materials sciences. Visit www.nanosight.co.uk today.
