Chemspeed has created a vast range of solutions for an unrivaled range of workflows / applications and industries based on our off-the-shelf design, scalable modularity and flexibility. These solutions serve as great examples of what is achievable using our technologies - the possibilities for your workflows are almost limitless.
Gravimetric pick & decision dispense of solids (matrix-to-matrix) - paradigm shift in solid / powder distribution / reformatting.
Step-change in end-to-end DSC sample preparation - gravimetric pick & decision dispense of solids / matrix-to-matrix reformatting.
Step-change in end-to-end NMR and LCMS sample preparation - gravimetric pick & decision dispense of solids / matrix-to-matrix reformatting (incl. applications in GMP environments).
Paradigm shift in catalyst screening - gravimetric pick & dispense of ligands, catalyst precursors, catalysts.
Are you looking for a configurable system to fit your exact workflows, an off-the-shelf product for a standard process, a GxP solution, and / or holistic lab software? Explore Chemspeed’s technologies to find the right fit for your needs.
Chemspeed is the leading provider of high throughput and high output research & development and quality control workflow solutions - from single bench-top / standalone automated workstations to fully automated, integrated, partial / entire product development workflows across a wide range of industries.
We’re scientists at heart - we know what scientists need and we design our systems with this deep understanding at the core of each project.
Despite great progress in the synthetic chemistry of InP QDs, a predictive model to describe their temporal formation is still missing.
A specially designed high-throughput experimentation facility, used for the highly effective exploration of electrolyte formulations in composition space for diverse battery chemistries and targeted applications, is presented.
Electrolytes are considered crucial for the performance of batteries, and therefore indispensable for future energy storage research.