Ecodyst® is the innovative leader and creator of the next generation of rotary evaporators used by chemists and researchers in laboratories and commercial settings.
Ecodyst® is the innovative leader and creator of the next generation of rotary evaporators used by chemists and researchers in laboratories and commercial settings.
Brock University Student using the EcoChyll donated by Ecodyst
/in News /by ednaA 2nd year undergraduate student, Robin, using the EcoChyll that Ecodyst donated to Brock University (Canada). Ecodyst- Designed by Scientists for Scientists
CED Tech Venture profile: Ecodyst, targeting manufacturing with ‘disruptive’ self-cooling technology
/in News /by ednaCARY, N.C. — One of the “coolest” companies presenting at CED Tech Venture is Ecodyst, a two-year-old Cary startup with patented self-cooling technology that it says is “disruptive.” Video: Watch an overview of Ecodyst technology at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkjyrsMpsiI
Ecodyst Selected For CED Tech Venture Conference 2016
/in News /by ednaEcodyst has been selected to present in this year’s CED Venture Conference as a Lightning Round presenter on the main stage. With over 115 worldwide applicants from a very competitive pool, the Steering Committee, Ecodyts, submission was deemed among the best! New this year for the themed #TheNext event is a “lightning round” during which […]
How New Generation Rotary Evaporators Work
/in News /by ecodystadminProblem: Rotary evaporators (“rotavaps”) have for decades been staples in labs and industries performing chemistry, including labs in the chemical, environmental, materials, life science, and forensics industries. Key applications include sample concentration, solvent recycling, extractions, and separation of solvent mixtures. Rotavaps consist of a heating fluid bath, rotating motor, evaporating flask, condenser, collection flask, and […]
Brock grad returning “home” to give back
/in News /by ednaGeorge Adjabeng was born in Ghana and lives in the United States. But, he still considers Brock University his home. While he completed his Master’s in Chemistry at Brock, Adjabeng says he learned effective researching and the value of collaboration. “The education I received at Brock really prepared me for what I’ve been able to accomplish,” […]
Making Rotary Evaporators Cool Again
/in News /by ednaRotary evaporators, which chemists fondly refer to as rotovaps, are used to swirl a sample in a round-bottom flask like a wine connoisseur swirls an expensive glass of Bordeaux. But instead of trying to draw out the bouquet and taste as a connoisseur would for wine, chemists use rotovaps to remove solvents from a […]