Researchers at Hochschule Geisenheim University and the University of Hohenheim in Germany conducted a fascinating study combining cryo-LM and cryo-FIB-SEM techniques to investigate guard cell ultrastructure in higher plants in a near-native state.
Using Linkam's MFS to Enable Controlled Mechanical Testing During Optical Characterisation.
Using Linkam's CMS196V4 to Investigate How the Bacterial Division Protein FtsZ Organises and Behaves During Cell Division in the Filamentous Cyanobacterium Anabaena sp.
Investigating How Growth Hormone (GH) Changes the Metabolism and Mitochondrial Structure of Inflammatory Macrophages using Linkam's CMS196V4
Researchers at The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Madrid, Spain used Linkam’s CMS196V4 cryo-stage to investigate how growth hormone (GH) changes the metabolism and mitochondrial structure of inflammatory macrophages in their paper, ‘Growth hormone remodels the 3D-structure of the mitochondria of inflammatory macrophages and promotes metabolic reprogramming’ .
Using Linkam Stages to Identify Critical Temperatures
Telstar’s state-of-the-art lyophilization research and development laboratory is fully equipped with the most modern equipment available; including Linkam’s FDCS196 freeze-drying cryostage , Linkam’s LNP96-S liquid nitrogen cooling system and our programmable temperature controller, the T96-S to complete detailed process studies.
Investigating Fluid Inclusions to Understand Ore Forming Processes and for Sequestion of Carbon Dioxide using Linkam Stages
Developing Novel Ambient Energy Harvesting Materials and Devices using Linkam’s HFS600EV-PB4
The Energy Harvesting Research Group at the University of St Andrews, UK, is using a Linkam HFS600EV-PB4 stage in its research to investigate and develop novel ambient energy harvesting materials and devices.
Investigating Boracite and Quartz: Two Minerals with Similarities using Linkam's DSC600
The Linkam DSC600 stage allows direct coupling with optical methods, whether visual or spectroscopic. Particularly promising are combinations with UV/VIS, infrared, and Raman spectroscopy, as well as several X-ray techniques. In this way, additional information can be obtained simultaneously with thermoanalytical investigations, enabling a more comprehensive understanding of the processes involved.
Investigating the Simultaneous Optical and Thermoanalytical Monitoring of the Dehydration of Copper Sulphate Pentahydrate using Linkam's DSC600
Scientists investigated the simultaneous optical and thermoanalytical monitoring of the dehydration of copper sulphate pentahydrate using Linkam's DSC600 which allows direct coupling with optical methods, whether visual or spectroscopic. Simultaneous coupling with infrared and X-ray methods provides valuable information that goes far beyond the thermoanalytical results.
Deciphering the role of amphiphilic polymer combinations in the formation of ternary griseofulvin amorphous solid dispersions using Linkam's THMS600
Researchers at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, NatPro-AUTH, CIRI-AUTH, in Greece used Linkam’s THMS600 to investigate how different combinations of amphiphilic polymers influence the formation, physical stability, and dissolution performance of ternary amorphous solid dispersions (ASDs) of griseofulvin (GRF), a poorly soluble drug with a strong tendency to recrystallise.
Investigating Fluid Inclusions in Sedimentary Rocks for Petroleum Geology and Carbon Sequestration Research using Linkam’s MDSG600 and LTS420E stages.
Linkam’s collaboration with Radiant streamlines electronic component testing using the HFS600E-PB4
Optimising Linkam’s Cryomicroscropy Portfolio: Developing the CMS196 V4 and CryoGenium.
Characterising the mechanical properties of synthetic spider silk using the Linkam Modular Force Stage (MFS)
Dr. Benjamin Schmuck and his team used a Linkam modular force stage (MFS) to further our understanding of spider silk’s mechanical properties – and potential applications.