We were recently delighted to attend Lab Innovations in Birmingham. This year, being COVID aware and also wanting to cut down on our carbon footprint, we decided to take the money we would have spent on giveaways and marketing material and donated it to a local charity who share a 50th anniversary with our sister company, …
With the festive period fast approaching, be sure to place orders as early as possible to ensure you don’t miss our last day of shipping before Christmas on Friday 17th December. This year we will be closed over the holiday period from 25th December – 4th January 2022. Thank you all for your business during 2021 …
Edinburgh Sensors to attend SENSOR + TEST We are pleased to announce Edinburgh Sensors will be attending Sensors + Test. Join us at booth 1-111 from 10 – 12 May 2022 in Nuremberg, Germany. SENSOR + TEST is the world’s leading forum for sensors, measuring and testing. Experts, scientists, and developers from all over the globe …
Edinburgh Sensors to attend Lab Innovations 2021 We are pleased to announce Edinburgh Sensors will be attending Lab Innovations 2021 which will be taking place from 3-4 November at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham, UK. Lab Innovations is referred to as ‘the UK’s leading annual exhibition for the entire laboratory industry’. The exhibition allows …
Carbon dioxide is constantly entering the atmosphere via a number of sources. However, it is not possible to capture the CO2 that is emitted by regular industries, so in order to produce carbon dioxide which is pure enough to be used in the food and drink industry, specialist equipment is required to capture, purify and separate gases. Read our lates article to discover why there is a CO2 shortage in the UK and what it means for the food and drink industry.
We are pleased to announce that Edinburgh Sensors will be attending The Scotsman Life Sciences conference 2021, which will be taking place on Dec 2 2021 online. Will Covid-19 turn out to be the mother of long lasting Innovation? Can these achievements be translated into processes and infrastructure for the future of healthcare? Can we continue …
