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February 2010:


Chrysalis launches new Molecularly Imprinted Polymer products:

Chrysalis Scientific is pleased to announce the launch of several new Molecularly Imprinted Polymer selective Solid Phase Extraction (MIP[4]SPE) products.  Five new MIP[4]SPE kits are now available, including:

  • Amphetamines (class selective)

  • Fluoroquinolones (class selective)

  • Nitroimidazoles (class selective)

  • Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs; class selective)

  • Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs; class selective)

Find out more about Molecularly Imprinted Polymers MIP[4]SPE

What makes MIP[4]SPE so unique



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January 2010:


Chrysalis launches a new line of heated gas pressure regulators:

Chrysalis Scientific is pleased to announce the launch of a new line of heated gas pressure regulators.  The new Matheson Tri-Gas Model 3540 Series Heated Dual Stage Brass Regulators are specifically designed to prevent freeze-up problems associated with high flows of gases such as Carbon Dioxide.

Find out more about heated gas pressure regulators

Find out more about all gas pressure regulators

 


Canect 2010 - Canadian Environmental Conference & Trade Show
(May 3 - 5, 2010)
International Centre
Mississauga, ON

Booth # 1504

http://www.canect.net

 

 
 
September 2009:

 


Chrysalis
announces the launch of a new line of laboratory gas generators:

Chrysalis Scientific is pleased to announce the launch of a revolutionary new line of laboratory gas generators.  The new LINEA 10 Series of Gas Generators delivers a much smaller footprint, much more quiet operation, and more flexible options than any other gas generator product on the market.  AND, instead of costing more for all these added benefits, the units are even more cost-effective.

Find out more about the new range of laboratory gas generators:


EnviroAnalysis-2010 - Environmental Analytical Conference
(May 10 - 11, 2010)
Hilton Airport Hotel
Toronto, ON

Booth # 22

http://www.enviroanalysis.ca

 

 
 
December 2007:


Chrysalis
signs Canadian distribution agreement with Matheson Tri-Gas:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies is pleased to announce that it has signed a Canadian distribution agreement with Matheson Tri-Gas, based in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania.  Matheson Tri-Gas pioneered the commercial supply of specialty gases more than 80 years ago.  Today, Matheson Tri-Gas is a leader in the provision of specialty gases and gas handling solutions for customers using gases in their laboratories, plants, processes and a variety of other areas.

The new Canadian distribution agreement covers Matheson Tri-Gas' extensive line of gas handling equipment and complements Chrysalis' existing line of premium gas generator instruments.

Please ask us for a complementary copy of the Gases and Equipment Catalogue/Reference Guide.
 


Plant Biology - 2010
(July 31 - August 4, 2010)
Palais des congrès
Montrèal, QC

Booth # 111 (with AATI)

http://www.aspb.org/meetings/pb-2010


 
     

Previous Events

 
 
June 2007:


Chrysalis
presents poster at SaskVal-2007 Workshop:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies delivered a poster presentation at a workshop entitled "Saskatoon International Validation Workshop for Regulatory Analysis of Residues in Foods (SaskVal-2007)" held June 10 - 14 in Saskatoon, SK.  The poster was entitled "Extraction of residues from food and other complex matrices using molecularly imprinted polymers."  Four specific examples, suitable to food (& environmental) samples, were described:

  • Selective extraction of clenbuterol from biological samples;

  • A simple extraction method for chloramphenicol from milk, honey, urine or other matrices;

  • Simultaneous extraction of beta-agonist residues from biological samples; and

  • Simple multi-residue extraction of triazines and triazine metabolites

If you would like to receive a pdf copy of the poster, please email us at: info@ChrysalisScientific.com
 


2010 PittCon Conference
(February 28 - March 5, 2010)
Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, FL, USA

http://www.pittcon.org

 

 
 
March 2007:


Chrysalis
presents poster at PPCP Workshop:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies delivered a poster presentation at a workshop entitled "Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in the Canadian Environment" held March 5 - 7 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON.  The poster described the use of Molecularly Imprinted Polymers for selective extraction of compounds from complex matrices.  Two specific examples, suitable to environmental samples, were described:

  • Simultaneous extraction of beta-agonists and beta-blockers; and

  • Selective extraction of triazine herbicides and their metabolites

If you would like to receive a pdf copy of the poster, please email us at: info@ChrysalisScientific.com
 


2009 CVG Annual Conference
(October 5, 2009)
Doubletree Hotel
Toronto, ON


http://www.cvg.ca
 
 
February
2007:


Chrysalis introduces Fortis Technologies' line of HPLC columns:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies is pleased to announce the exciting new FORTIS line of premium HPLC columns. Fortis Technologies has developed a unique bonding technology, which, when combined with their high-purity silica, creates a unique HPLC sorbent, proven to last more than 50% longer than the competition at pH 10.6 (in 0.1% NH3). Unlike other high-pH compatible columns, FORTIS columns are not hybrid phases and, therefore, provide a single interaction (C-18, C-8, Phenyl, etc.), enabling them to achieve any separation a traditional column can at low pH in addition to extremely efficient separation of basic polar analytes at elevated pH. This additional flexibility, combined with their longer lifespan, is allowing laboratories to achieve more while buying fewer columns -- resulting in significantly lower cost per sample.

To find out more visit our partner's website at: www.Fortis-Technologies.com
 


Post-ASMS LCMS Users' Group Meeting (Toronto)
(September 24, 2009)
Four Points Hotel by Sheraton (Toronto Airport)
Toronto, ON

www.canadianlcmsgroup.com

 
 
February
2007:


Chrysalis announces availability temperature control products from DBS:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies is pleased to announce its new distribution agreement with DBS Strumenti Scientifici srl.  DBS, based in Padua, Italy has manufactured high quality instruments for over twenty years. Many of these instruments have been private-labelled under some of the best-known brands in the analytical instrumentation industry. Now, these instruments are available in Canada through Chrysalis.

Find out more
 


Post-ASMS LCMS Users' Group Meeting (Montreal)

(September 23, 2009)
Holiday Inn, Pointe Claire (Airport)
Montreal, QC

www.canadianlcmsgroup.com

 
 
November 2006:


Chrysalis exhibits at BioNorth 2006, Ottawa, Ontario (Booth # T6):

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies exhibited at the BioNorth 2006 Conference held in Ottawa on November 20 - 21. The BioNorth Biotechnology and Life Sciences Conference and Exhibition, now in its 13th year, has grown from a small regional conference to an international event attracting over 800 delegates and speakers from across the country and around the world. BioNorth is organized by the Ottawa Life Sciences Council.

Find out more about BioNorth
 

 

 
 
September 2006:


Article published in Aug 2006 issue of Laboratory Product News:

Chrysalis Scientific Technologies authored an article that has been published in the August issue of the magazine "Laboratory Product News".  The article, entitled "Selective extractions using molecularly imprinted polymers", describes Molecular Imprinting technology, how it works, the benefits provided, and describes some applications of MIP technology.

View the full article. (pdf file; 177 kB)

Find out more about Laboratory Product News magazine.
 

 

 
         
         

 


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