Cryo Temperature Data Loggers

Cryo Temperature

Cryo temperature data loggers are designed for ultra-low temperature environments. Can be used for monitoring cryogenic freezers, blood plasma, vaccines, pharmaceuticals, frozen foods and shipping containers, specimens and other ultra-low temperature materials during storage or transportation.

Applications

Ultra-Low Temperature Monitoring
Storage & Transportation Monitoring

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3 Reasons Why Data Loggers are a Necessity in Laboratories

Laboratories take many forms, providing controlled conditions to conduct scientific research for all industries that are required to ensure quality and safety. While laboratories differ in the techniques used and the set of procedures followed, each must comply with the Good Laboratory Practices. Environmental monitoring in the laboratory is essential to meeting compliance considering temperature, humidity and pressure can significantly influence results, efficiency and accuracy.

Top 5 Tips for Safely Storing Biological Samples

Worldwide, there are more than 300 million biological specimens stored at temperatures below -80 °C, but most of them are unusable. According to the U.S. National Institutes of Health, up to 70% of those samples are worthless because the lack of traceability. Without proper environmental storage records, there's no way to validate the samples have been adequately preserved.

Validating Sterilization in Laboratories

From the discovery of DNA and penicillin to x-rays and microwaves, laboratories are the starting point for some of the greatest scientific breakthroughs. As technology advances, behind every great scientist you will find an exceptional set of tools. To ensure experiments are not jeopardized, data loggers are utilized throughout the laboratory environment to maintain the proper environmental conditions, as well as a validation tool for autoclaves, incubators and testing.

Cryopreserving Teeth Could be Potentially Lifesaving

Losing a tooth can be scary, yet exciting for a child knowing that tooth fairy will visit while they sleep, replacing the tooth with money. Now parents are starting a new practice of their own, taking their children's baby or wisdom teeth straight to the bank. Tooth banking has been around for a decade, but as stem cell research advances more parents are cryopreserving teeth, which could someday be potentially lifesaving.

First Clouded Leopard Born using Artificial Insemination

While viewers around the country anxiously await the arrival of April the giraffe's baby, another zoo is making headlines for delivering a baby of their own. On March first, the Nashville Zoo welcomed a male clouded leopard cub in a revolutionary way. Working with teams form the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, the unnamed cub was the first of its species born via artificial insemination.