An image of one of Izon's tunable nanopores has been featured on the front cover of J Phys Chem C (April 19, 2012: Vol. 116, Iss. 15), which also features the paper "Modeling Elastic Pore Sensors for Quantitative Single Particle Sizing" Darby Merrick Kozak, Will Anderson, Matthew Grevett, and Matt Trau J.
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Leading nanotechnology instrument manufacturer Izon Science today announced appointments in the United States, United Kingdom and New Zealand to support their expanding client base in 30 countries.
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Current recombinant viral vectors are highly effective agents for the safe, efficient and long-term delivery of genes and regulatory DNA/RNA elements to a wide range of cells and tissues. This technology holds great promise for the development of targeted disease-specific therapies, as well as providing a critical and increasingly important platform for gene delivery in all areas of basic and applied biomedical research.
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The New Zealand Association of Scientists is hosting a one-day conference at Rutherford House in Wellington, on 16 April.
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Use of TPs for resistive pulse sensing holds potential for efficient, versatile analysis and measurement of nano- and microparticles, while magnetic beads and particle aggregation play important roles in many prospective biosensing applications.
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Watch the Race as contestants from Harvard University, MIT, Boston University and University of Massachusetts compete to accurately measure a complex set of nanoparticles in real time to decide a winner.
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We are pleased to announce the release of the latest version of Izon’s Control Suite Software, Version 2.2. The upgrade provides a number of improvements that further enhance the usability and functionality of the qNano and qViro platforms.
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