Ideally we should have lots more like him. on one of FTT's PIC programming courses we did have an engineer working on some of the robot systems at the Sanger institute in Cambridge.

Probably managed by 'classics educated accountants' ? Whatever happened to the Pye Unicams of this world. and making huge profits by selling reagents and other consumables. most of the big analysers are made by non UK companies. Instead, if you look at laboratory medicine in the UK. anachronistic and temperamental but could have been developed into something world class. When I first started working as a clinical chemistry the lab I was with had a huge autoanalyser (developed by Vickers. it takes time to put together teams to develop such systems. analytical instrumentation is a very important area. ДЄ bit of 'tub thumping here' and a jibe at my ever so useless and unimaginative small business bank manager who probably wouldn't have a clue as to where this is heading. but there are relatively few manufacturers of analytical instruments in the UK these days. )ДЄt one stage the UK used to make all kinds of scientific instruments. some mechatronics and hydraulics (pumping fluids in this case. its 'cross disciplinary' and should encourage team work. [ I think you can see where this is heading. actually a bit of both which is rather good. measurement of creatinine in urine [ possibly interesting if you want to introduce some practical work relevant to clinical chemistry into the A level chemistry / biology course.

and simple practical enzyme kinetics experiments. measurement of enzyme activity in various biological samples. estimating nitrate levels in stream samples. various colorimetric assays useful in biology e.g. Interesting experiments and 'science club' level projects e.g. it should then be possible to devise all kinds of hook pH electrodes or ion selective electrodes to an arduino or raspberryPi ? Дo you by any chance know of any economically priced amplifier boards that can be used I had not come across this product before.

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