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We're pleased to announce that the CPMA Mk2 can now classify singly charged particles up to ~6 times more massive (up to 6.6 picograms, c.f. 1 pg) and almost twice the diameter (2.3 μm, c.f. 1.3 μm, at unit density) than the original CPMA. This h...

We’re very pleased to share the following preliminary data recorded from a MAHLE Powertrain designed single cylinder H₂ engine currently being tested at Brunel University London as part of the Innovate UK funded H2 Internal Combustion Engine for L...

We're looking forward to another in-person Cambridge Particle Meeting at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, on Friday 23rd June.

An exciting schedule of talks and posters...

There are two Cambustion co-authored posters at the 26th ETH Nanoparticles Conference in Zürich this week:

• P51: The M2AS: Mass and Mobility Aerosol Spectrometer (co-authored with the University of Cambridge) , Wednesday, June 21, 13.30 to 15.00

• P54: ...

We've recently been contracted as consultants by BOFA to measure the nanoparticles emitted from 3D printers and the improvement seen when their PrintPRO 3 filtration unit is employed. We principally used our DMS500 real-time sizer for this work, a...