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World class mass spectrometry
Our ground-breaking thermal ionization mass spectrometers (TIMS) trace their heritage back to 1973
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Meet SIRIX, our gas source IRMS
Its intuitive design helps optimise specific applications and increase throughout
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Innovation at the heart of product design
Noble gas isotope ratios measured with high precision and accuracy using our NGX multi-collector noble gas MS
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The Phoenix TIMS combines our proven source design and optics with newly developed detector technologies to produce the highest precision data. The Phoenix is completely customisable to suit the needs of your lab now and future-proofing your lab for new applications.
Latest from our blog
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Inorganic mass spec – the outliers
Regular readers of this blog know that much of my working life has been spent with inorganic mass spectrometers, from quadrupole and multicollector ICP-MS to stable isotope MS and through to TIMS and noble gas MS. That covers most of the “common” inorganic MS, if we can ever call them that, but what about the…
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Who would be a conference exhibitor?
We’re in conference season at the moment, with several of the biggest geochemistry conferences taking place in the second half of the year. That got me thinking about what life is like as an exhibitor. I began my career as an academic, and when I attended conferences, I mostly saw the exhibitors as an opportunity…
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Help! My Mass Spec Needs Fixing!
I’ve worked with mass spectrometers for most of my career, in a wide variety of roles. Recently I’ve been hearing an increasing amount about customer service, or in some cases the lack of it, so I thought I’d take a look at what is changing, and how contemporary companies in our sector have changed to…
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The challenges of life as a lab manager
During my career in isotope ratio mass spectrometry, I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with lab managers in multiple labs and in a number of countries. I feel that their role, whilst highly valued by many scientists and researchers, doesn’t get much visibility, hence they are the subject of today’s blog. I should point out…
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What’s the deal with lithium? (2)
Part 2: measuring lithium and other uses for it In part one of this blog series, we discussed the use of lithium in understanding geochemical processes. In this part, we look at the use of lithium in a completely different application area – the nuclear power sector. We also take a look at how lithium…
Latest News & Events
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More “explainer” videos added
We’ve added more videos to our YouTube page We’ve recently added several more videos to our YouTube channel. These are mostly very short videos focused on one feature of our products and technologies. You can click the image above to access the video on Youtube or else click here.
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AGU Fall Meeting 2024, Washington, D.C.
9th – 13th December 2024 Washington, D.C., USA We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending AGU 2024 which will be taking place from 9th December to 13th December 2024 in Washington, D.C. For more than 100 years AGU has been opening pathways to discovery, opening greater awareness to address climate change, opening…
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Geochemistry Group Research in Progress (GGRiP) meeting | Isotopx to attend in Durham
We are pleased to announce that Isotopx will be attending the Geochemistry Group Research in Progress (GGRiP) meeting in Durham, UK from 9-11 April this year. GGRiP is an annual meeting run by the Geology Group for all geochemists. The organisers particularly encourage PhD students and early career researchers to present their research in this…