Jonathan Symonds

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...

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...

Cambustion attended the Warren M. Zapol Symposium on Anaesthesia & Critical Care Research at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston last week. It was very rewarding to hear about how the CLD50 is being used for research into inhaled nitric oxide...

We're presenting at the Cleanroom Technology Conference, Birmingham, U.K. this week. Senior Scientist Dr Simon Payne will be giving a talk entitled Insights into filtration performance of PPE and HVAC filters using size-classified particles at 14:...