Due to its high vapor pressure and prevalence in the atmosphere, mercury makes a good geophysical tracer gas, which has potential archaeological applications. That
Corals are one of the most graphic examples of how marine species can be negatively affected by a multitude of anthropogenic stressors. One of
Ohio Lumex is proud to announce plans for a major expansion of our Analytical Laboratory. “We’re excited about the expansion because by nearly doubling
For over 10 years, the scientists from the Polytechnic of Leiria in Portugal have been working on stress biology in various research fields and
Cleveland, OH (October 17, 2022) – Last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded over $3 million in SBIR Phase II contract funding
It has been almost 20 months since NASA’s 2020 Perseverance Rover landed on Mars carrying the PyroScience FDO2 optical oxygen gas sensor as part
Attending and exhibiting at the RNG Works Technical Workshop & Trade Expo has become a tradition for our Biogas Team. Thank you for visiting
Our Senior Program Director, Alexandra Sipershteyn, recently contributed to the 3rd edition of “Continuous Emission Monitoring” textbook by James A. Jahnke.
In 2018, Ohio Lumex published our sorbent trap technique for measuring short-term SO3/H2SO4/sulfuric acid mist concentration from stationary sources. This was originally published for
In May we attended the EPRI Continuous Emissions Monitoring User Group Meeting (CEMUG) in Indianapolis. In addition to attending and exhibiting at the show,
In December of 2021, we made the announcement that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced more than $3 million in funding to 30
Optical pH sensors by PyroScience offer affordable, robust and reliable pH monitoring in global oceanic environments. These sensors are based on a unique optical
