03/01/2013

Quantachrome Instruments will be showing its latest generation porous materials characterization instruments at Pittcon® 2013, the annual conference and exposition focused on laboratory science, to be held in Philadelphia, March 17 – 21, 2013.

01/29/2013

Quantachrome Instruments (Quantachrome Corporation, Florida, USA) has established a Japanese Corporation, Quantachrome Instruments Japan G.K. (hereafter Quantachrome Japan).

01/28/2013

Quantachrome Instruments has just released its new temperature controlling device for thermostatting gas sorption experiments.

06/28/2012

Quantachrome Instruments (USA), the University of San Luis and CONICET (both Argentina) have signed a tri-lateral agreement to formalize collaboration and cooperation..

06/09/2012

Organizers thank presenters and attendees for making CPM-6 a huge success.

05/21/2012

Quantachrome Instruments’ new iSorb-HP, an automated bench-top device, measures high pressure adsorption, absorption and desorption of gases such as hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and methane on solid samples.

03/02/2012

Quantachrome Instruments will showcase its new instruments at the upcoming Pittcon 2012 Expo to be held in Orlando, Florida, March 12-15. Three new instruments representing two brand ..

12/07/2011

This Webinar is the second in a series addressing the proper analysis of physisorption isotherms in order to obtain an accurate and comprehensive surface and pore size/volume characterization of nanoporous materials.

10/24/2011

In response to a sharp increase in business and number of employees over the last 5 years, and to ensure manufacturing capacity for anticipated growth over the next five years and beyond,

10/17/2011

Quantachrome Instruments’ new Aquadyne DVS-1 is the single sample version of the original dual sample Aquadyne DVS gravimetric water vapor sorption instrument.

09/23/2011

an economical and compact temperature controller for gas sorption instruments and gas pycnometers.

05/25/2011

Quantachrome's Drs Matthias Thommes & Katie Cychosz, contributed their expertise in porous materials characterization to development of a novel micro-mesoporous carbon material, described as exfoliated graphene oxide.