Researcher creates a portable, wearable device for rapid gas analysis
A University of Texas at Arlington electrical engineering researcher is creating a portable, wearable device for rapid gas analysis that could detect illness immediately.
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A University of Texas at Arlington electrical engineering researcher is creating a portable, wearable device for rapid gas analysis that could detect illness immediately.
Global gas and LNG markets have been significantly disrupted by the war in Ukraine. A glorious opportunity has been presented to suppliers with LNG available who can fill the void left by Russia’s diminishing role and capitalise on high prices. But in the current febrile environment, how do the buyers serving the European market, utilities ...
This much-awaited, first face-to-face Gas Analysis and Sensing Group event since the pandemic began, will be held on 16th June at the National Museum of the Royal Navy on Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard. Click to read more...
Servomex is relocating its Middle East office from Sharjah to Abu Dhabi to enhance local support in the region.
Laser spectroscopy is one of the most widely utilized techniques, particularly for trace gas detection. These methods use a laser as a light source to perform spectroscopy measurements to quantify and potentially identify different gas species.