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In this webinar, Zimmer & Peacock (ZP) explores the future of wearable biosensors, covering four key technologies: Sweat Sensors – Non-invasive but limited to analytes like lactate (glucose detection remains unproven). Microneedles – Minimally invasive, scalable,...

Wearable biosensors for glucose and pH monitoring are advancing medical diagnostics, particularly in education and research. These sensors enable continuous health tracking, supporting early detection and management of conditions such as diabetes and wound healing....

Cyclic voltammetry (CV) is a fundamental electrochemical technique used to study redox reactions. In this demonstration, a ferricyanide solution is analyzed using a potentiostat with a carbon electrode. The potential is scanned from −200 mV to +600 mV and back at 100...

In this live streaming webinar ZP will carry out a live demonstration of our SenseItAll platform for rapidly measuring contaminants in water. The SIA for water quality and water safety follows ZP's philosophy of developing rapid and easy to use tests. Please signup...

Imagine knowing exactly how spicy your hot sauce is—not just a vague "3 out of 5 chilies" label—or verifying the caffeine in your energy drink with a handheld device in seconds. That’s the future of food testing, and it’s borrowing technology from an unlikely place:...

  Understanding Phosphate Sensors in Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Phosphate sensors are essential tools for accurately measuring phosphate levels in various environments, from laboratory buffers to environmental samples. A recent video discussion provides key...