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Curious about the types of research and industrial applications our chambers can be used for? Here in our blog we write about  interesting advances in fields where our chambers can be used.

Modifying Mosquitoes for Genetic Sterility

Modifying Mosquitoes for Genetic Sterility

Dengue fever is one of the most pressing threats to global health. The World Health Organization considers it the most critical mosquito-borne virus. The symptoms include sudden-onset fever, headache (usually located behind the eyes), muscle and joint pains (thus the...

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The Need for Climate-Friendly Refrigerants & Technologies

The Need for Climate-Friendly Refrigerants & Technologies

Ever since the development of vapor-compression refrigeration in the early 20th century, chemists have constantly been tinkering to find more efficient and cost-effective refrigerants. Until the late 1980’s, the most common refrigerants were chlorofluorocarbons, or...

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Minimizing Water Loss in Plants Through Genetics

Minimizing Water Loss in Plants Through Genetics

Photosynthesis, the driver for all plant life on earth, requires three things: water, carbon dioxide and sunlight. Carbon dioxide and sunlight are in plentiful supply across the earth, but water can be much more difficult to come by in certain areas. Of course, a...

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Trying to Turn Back the Aging Clock

Trying to Turn Back the Aging Clock

DNA is fundamental for carrying genetic instructions for the growth and development of all known living organisms. However, DNA is not the sole tool for implementing genetic instructions. Epigenetic marks are cellular features that are made up of various amino acid...

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Engineering Plants to Survive Salt

Engineering Plants to Survive Salt

According to the United Nations, over 12 million hectares of arable land are lost to drought and desertification every year. 12 million hectares is approximately the land area of Louisiana, and represents the potential loss of up to 20 million tons of grain that could...

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Possible Dangers of Cool White LED Lights in Animal Research

Possible Dangers of Cool White LED Lights in Animal Research

The light of the sun fuels all life on Earth. Of course, with the massive amount of electromagnetic energy the sun delivers to the planet, there are going to be some dangerous side effects. For example, the toxic effects of ultraviolet (UV) light are well established....

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