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From PID's to portable GC's and Beyond
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September 2012
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Greetings!
Last Friday, my father, Jack Driscoll, had the honor of being among the four distinguished Boston University Chemistry Alumni to speak at BU Alumni weekend about their chemistry careers. Each professor chose a former student to share their accomplishments since graduating from BU. These chemistry-related jobs included: private industry entrepreneur, patent attorney, new drug-discovery R&D and a University-based research group. Symposium organizer, Professor Larry Ziegler, Chair, BU Department of Chemistry said that the g oal of the BU Alumni Chemistry Symposium is to help establish longer lasting relationships with chemistry alumni. |
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New Product: Model 108 Land-fill Gas Analyzer
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- The Model 108+ is a Landfill Gas Analyzer that can measure high ppm or % levels of gases such as CH4 & CO2, O2 & H2S
- The Model 108 includes two IR sensors for CH4 & CO2 with 2 additional electrochemical sensors for O2 & H2S, datalogging, Operator's Manual, and Rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride Battery. The main application is checking the composition of landfill gases
Click here for more information on the Model 108 Landfill Gas Analyzer
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Hosted by Nova Biomedical Corp., 200 Prospect St. Waltham, MA Organized by Jack Driscoll, PR Chair of the Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society and Mukund Chorghade, Immediate Past Chair Small Chemical Businesses Division of the American Chemical Society.
 NESACS, an ACS Local Section and an ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses have partnered to present this spectacular small business lineup of experienced entrepreneurs to educate and inspire those in attendance. At the end of the day-long symposium there will be a crossover networking reception for both the daytime participants and the evening awards dinner attendees as well as the NESACS board members.
Cost: $50.00 per person for workshop: for the Symposium & NESACS October evening meetingwith dinner $75.00. Full schedule and reservation information is available here.
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