In collaboration with Prof Justin Lawley of the University of Innsbruck, we have customised and manufactured our transportable EI-TOF-MS (Compact EI-TOF-MS | Kore Technology) to provide real-time analysis of breath gases
Kore Technology were proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the recent "Microbial Cycling of Volatile Organic Compounds" conference organised by the Microbiology Society at the John Innes Centre, University of East Anglia
We have recently undertaken a project to design and build a customised time-of-flight mass spectrometer system for research into laser-ablated plumes for the HiLASE Centre in Czech Republic. The project BIATRI of the HiLASE Centre is aimed at exploring novel pathways of matter evolution by excitation of matter with short
During these challenging and unprecedented times, our main priority at Kore remains our customers. We are proud to announce that for now we are continuing business as usual. The safety and well-being of our staff is of the utmost importance, and so most of our staff are working remotely to be
We at Kore Technology are delighted to announce the strengthening of our relationship with Photonis Scientific Inc. Moving forward, we will be the sole distributors for non OEM customers in the UK looking to purchase products for Charged Particle Detection.
Kore Technology are excited to present our latest development: a fully transportable PTR-TOF-MS, the PTR 3c. The Compact PTR 3c is a new soft chemical ionisation tool for sensitive analysis of VOCs in ambient air. Using soft chemical ionisation, the time of flight
In September 2019, Kore were delighted to welcome a delegation from the China Association of Environmental Protection Industry to visit our company. The delegation was made up of 22 people representing a series of environmental associations within China.
The Chinese company, Beijing SDL Technology Co Ltd., is a leading supplier of environmental monitoring and analysis products in China, and has recently sought to add mass spectrometry products and expertise to its already impressive portfolio.
We received an order in late 2012 from the University of Paris-East, France for PTR-TOF-MS instrumentation that could be used in the laboratory as well as flown on research aircraft for airborne studies. This instrumentation will be used in their research on the chemistry of atmospheric secondary organic aerosol (SOA). SOA