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Making Pharmaceuticals
April 24th, 2018 — Coventry, UK
Xylem Analytics will be heading to Coventry this April 24-25 for a debut appearance at Making Pharmaceuticals.
BioProcess International European Summit
April 23rd, 2018 — Amsterdam
YSI Life Sciences will be exhibiting at this month’s BioProcess International European Summit taking place in Amsterdam
Exhibitions this March and April
Xylem Analytics are pleased to announce that we’ll be exhibiting around the world in 3 key laboratory & analysis shows over the coming months.
A year in review
December 11th, 2017 —
We've had a busy year throughout 2017, including new products, exhibitions, workshops and exciting customer challenges across our broad range of markets - from Oceans and Coastal, to Pharmaceutical.
MOTUS passes the ultimate test
December 11th, 2017 — Norwegian Coast
The Aanderaa MOTUS Directional Wave Buoys measure record high waves during the extreme weather system Aina.
The SailBuoy World Tour
November 22nd, 2017 —
The SailBuoy is embarking on a world tour and may be coming to a port near you! Capable of long term oceanographic measurements, the SailBuoy is a cost effective and easy to deploy tool for collecting data from remote location.
Trade-in your old biochemistry analyser
November 8th, 2017 —
Great news! We're offering 15% off when you trade in your old YSI analyser.
ISE vs Wet Chemistry
October 26th, 2017 —
Xylem Analytics recently installed two new WTW VARiON Ammonia ISE sensors on the inlet to a major ASP at a flagship works in the UK to determine just how far our ISE technology had come when compared against a standard wet chemistry analyser.
Activated Sludge Process Optimisation
Download our application note: Accurate Dissolved Oxygen Measurement in Challenging Conditions, to find out how Xylem helped a major UK water utility.
Aanderaa Sensors for Sailbuoy ASV Platform
March 30th, 2017 —
The introduction of remote controlled ocean vessels, typically referred to as "Autonomous Surface Vessels", have made it possible to understand and capture processes more effectively and at a lower cost than ever before; not only that, but they're fun too!