MeasureNet: LIMS Network-Based Electronic Data Acquisition For Academic Science and Chemistry Laboratories

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	The award-winning MeasureNet network-powered data acquisition system offers a superior solution for managing your teaching lab. Its unique design eliminates stand-alone PC's from your benchtops and dramatically increases data acquisition efficiency. Features and Benefits: • category-leading operational cost savings • category-leading precision (24-bit A/D resolution) • LIMS functionality • small footprint above-bench mounting • research-grade probeware • GC, HPLC, calorimeter connectivity • shared 1-nm UV-vis spectroscopy • remote data storage/distribution option • free software upgrades for life of network • acclaimed intuitive design • real-world preparation for science employment

MeasureNet Celebrates Ten Years It's been 10 years since MeasureNet Technology Ltd. was born from a project conceived and developed at the University of Cincinnati's Department of Chemistry. We're celebrating in 2008 by adding a number of updates and features to MeasureNet, as well as giving our website a variety of updated multi-media content. Be sure to listen to our new audio series, Inside MeasureNet, that tells the story of our unique approach to data acquisition and our innovative community of users. Enhanced Technology, Enhanced Preparation “The product technology offered by MeasureNet Technology, Ltd., allows college and high school students more time for laboratory data collection and analysis which should contribute importantly to increasing their knowledge in the chemical sciences. Gaining experience with this state-of-the-art technology will also better prepare science students to transition quickly into the laboratory workplace.” Nabil Y. Sakkab, Ph.D. Senior Vice-President, Research and Development The Procter & Gamble Company Experiments & Learning Solutions For Your Chemistry Laboratory Course View new MeasureNet analytical instrumentation experiments and a review of the multi-function colorimeter from Dr. Jerry DeMenna and his Chem-Chek labs. From the University of Georgia, twenty-eight concept/technique and self-directed general chemistry laboratory experiments designed to permit collaborative, multi-component chemical analyses (Thomson Brooks/Cole Laboratory Series). Click here to request a review copy. > GOB Manual from Contemporary Publishing > Custom MeasureNet Labs From Brooks/Cole > A Selection of MeasureNet Experiment Titles Pedagogical Impact Review MeasureNet's impact on freshman chemistry ten years on at the University of Cincinnati with this experiment-by-experiment comment by Professor , Sprague. His pioneering work in cooperation with MeasureNet founder Robert Voorhees gave chemistry teaching laboratories a network-based alternative to existing calculator and PC-based interface systems. > Read more

What's New?

Who is this notable chemist?

Computer Conundrum

What are the real costs of PCs in the teaching laboratory?

Teaching LIMS

Jerry Demenna talks at the 20th BCCE on MeasureNet and the LIMS approach for the academic lab.

Turbocharged

Powerful next generation Network Controller introduced at the 20th BCCE.

Appalachian Advance

Two networks are selected for a lab upgrade by the former Time Magazine 'College of the Year.'

Oxford Expansion

The University of Miami (Ohio) adopts MeasureNet in multiple laboratories used by chemistry majors.

Brotherly Love, The Liberty Bell, and MeasureNet

The prestigious University of the Sciences in Philadelphia selects MeasureNet for its General Chemistry laboratories.

Towering in Redwood City

Cañada College, whose cast of neighbors includes corporate giants Oracle and Pixar, chooses MeasureNet for a chemistry lab makeover.

Radio Telescope Home Lands New Network

Pontifical Catholic University of Arecibo, Puerto Rico upgrades data acquisition in its chemistry laboratory.

Research

Western Kentucky University and the University of Georgia display MeasureNet-related research at the 2008 Spring American Chemical Society Conference.

UC Showcase 2008 Marks MeasureNet 10th Anniversary

Bob Voorhees recounts the beginnings of the MeasureNet Project at the University of Cincinnati.

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