![Loading Events](https://mep.metrohm.com.au/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/resources/images/tribe-loading.gif)
Events Search and Views Navigation
August 2018
Retsch Milling, Sieving and Assisting Workshop | WA, 14 August 2018
Workshop Retsch Milling, Sieving and Assisting Metrohm Australia would like to invite you to our free Retsch Milling, Sieving and Assisting workshop. Matthew Johnson, our Product Manager for Retsch Australia and New Zealand, will be returning to Perth to present to you the latest updates on Retsch products. Retsch has had a busy year with the introduction of our new GM 200 Knife Mill and will soon also be introducing other new successors to the family. Besides also providing milling…
Find out more »September 2018
Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Barossa Valley, SA, 03 September 2018
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200.
Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Mildura, VIC, 05 September 2018
Workshop
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200
This hands on workshop will show you how to overcome day-to-day challenges from sample preparation through to sample analysis in your laboratory relating to your specific applications with experts in each field providing you their experience to gain accurate and reliable results for you analysis.
Find out more »Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Griffith, NSW, 07 September 2018
Workshop
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200
This hands on workshop will show you how to overcome day-to-day challenges from sample preparation through to sample analysis in your laboratory relating to your specific applications with experts in each field providing you their experience to gain accurate and reliable results for you analysis.
Find out more »October 2018
Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Margaret River, WA, 08 October 2018
Workshop
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200
This hands on workshop will show you how to overcome day-to-day challenges from sample preparation through to sample analysis in your laboratory relating to your specific applications with experts in each field providing you their experience to gain accurate and reliable results for you analysis.
Find out more »Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Melbourne, 10 October 2018
Workshop
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200
This hands on workshop will show you how to overcome day-to-day challenges from sample preparation through to sample analysis in your laboratory relating to your specific applications with experts in each field providing you their experience to gain accurate and reliable results for you analysis.
Find out more »Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory | Blenheim, NZ, 12 October 2018
Workshop
Metrohm Australia / New Zealand has the pleasure of inviting you to our workshop - Food and Beverage Analysis in the Modern Laboratory. Experience firsthand the power behind the instruments and benefit from our experts sharing their in-depth knowledge.
On show will be our Y15 fully automated Photometric Analyzer from Biosystems, our NEW Metrohm Titration system and our NEW Retsch Knife Mill Grindomix GM 200
This hands on workshop will show you how to overcome day-to-day challenges from sample preparation through to sample analysis in your laboratory relating to your specific applications with experts in each field providing you their experience to gain accurate and reliable results for you analysis.
Find out more »Titration Automation Workshop | Queensland, 25 Oct 2018
Workshop Titration Automation
The team at Metrohm Australia is holding a workshop on Titration Automation that may be of interest to you or to your colleagues and employees. This hands-on workshop is aimed at anybody who performs titration in his or her laboratory – be it manually or using titration equipment/instruments.
Find out more »Electrochemistry, Handheld Raman and Spectroelectrochemistry Workshop | Wellington, 25 October 2018
Metrohm New Zealand invites you to a workshop where Metrohm’s portable potentiostats, Metrohm’s Instant Raman Analyzers (Mira) and Spectroelectrochemistry Raman systems will be shown.
Portable potentiostats: The world of electrochemistry in your hands.
The Metrohm portable potentiostats combine electrochemical research in the laboratory with on-site research using well-established electrochemical techniques. These small and affordable portable instruments enable you to develop applications for your specific research needs. Also, discover how you can boost your research with screen-printed electrodes: They allow you to perform a large number of experiments with low volumes of reagent or sample and without electrode pre-treatment or maintenance. They are fast, inexpensive, reliable and versatile.
November 2018
Metrohm + Retsch Showcase in Palmerston North NZ, 13 Nov 2018
Workshop and Showcase in New Zealand
Retsch sample preparation, particle characterisation and Metrohm ion analysis
The Metrohm New Zealand/Australia team invites you to attend our upcoming showcase and workshop.
Come and explore the solutions we can offer regarding sample preparation, particle characterisation and ion analysis.
Metrohm Titration
Retsch Sample Preparation and Material Characterisation
Titration Automation – Workshop | Auckland, 15 November 2018
Workshop Titration Automation
The team at Metrohm Australia is holding a workshop on Titration Automation that may be of interest to you or to your colleagues and employees. This hands-on workshop is aimed at anybody who performs titration in his or her laboratory – be it manually or using titration equipment/instruments.
Find out more »Modern Voltammetric & Amperometric Methods with Professor Jiri Barek – Possibilities and limitations
Free seminar on voltammetric and amperometric methods
Metrohm Australia invites you to a Voltammetric and Amperometric Seminar in Melbourne together with Professor Jiri Barek of Charles University, UNESCO Laboratory of Environmental Electrochemistry from Prague, Czech Republic.
Monitor trace amounts of biologically active organic compounds
The presentation will be focused on recent applications of modern voltammetric and amperometric methods for monitoring of trace amounts of biologically active organic compounds. The advantages of electroanalytical methods will be discussed including, but not limited to, low cost, possibility of miniaturization, portability compatible with on-site measurements, point of care devices, large scale monitoring, compatibility with green analytical chemistry. Additionally, the critical comparison of bare and modified electrodes from a practical point of view will also be discussed.