Zetasize at a university near you!
It’s not unusual to see a Malvern Zetasizer in a University laboratory. In fact, there are so many educational institutions taking advantage of the quick and reliable information dynamic light scattering (as well as electrophoretic light scattering) can provide, that it is more likely that there already is a system somewhere on your campus than not. We are delighted that light scattering plays an integral role in so many academic institutes around the world! If you are wondering whether there is a system on your campus, just contact our Helpdesk, who will be happy to point you to the closest department.
For a quick glimpse of the wealth of academic applications the Zetasizer helps solve, here is a list of a few universities who have added their name to Malvern press releases over the past few years:
- Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) at the University of Padova, Italy
- Hydrogels at Queen Mary University London, UK
- Nanoparticles in the environment at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA
- Vaccine formulations at Kiel University, Germany
- Light emitting diodes (LED), batteries and photocatalysts at Hiroshima University, Japan
- Polymer nanoparticle core-shell characterization at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada
- Environmental nanosafety at the University of Alberta, Canada
- Protein Structure at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
- Encapsulating quantum dots at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
- Multi-layered food science emulsions at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
- Protein aggregation at Georgia Tech, Atlanta. USA
- Polymers for drug delivery at the University of Pittsburgh, USA
- Nano latex formulation at Sheffield University, UK
- Interdisciplinary nanotechnology at Purdue University, Indiana, USA
- Colloidal formulation characterization at the YKI, Sweden
- Viral drug delivery at Indiana University, USA
- improved magnetic resonance imaging MRI agents at North Carolina State University, USA
- Anti-viral liposome delivery at Lund University, Sweden
- Tooth enamel assembly at University of California, San Francisco, USA
- Nanomaterials in the environment, Baylor University, Texas, USA
With such a large range of applications, Zetasizers are in use spanning departments of geology, biochemistry, structural biology, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, nanotechnology, food science, pharmaceutical sciences, environmental sciences, physics…the list goes on!
Good luck with your research – and get in touch to tell us what you’re doing and how we can help via our Social Media, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin, or email your requests to events@malvern.com. Keep Zetasize – ing!
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