What is hydroponic farming? Hydroponics refers to an innovative method of growing plants without soil, which is being used progressively more in agriculture to fulfil the demand for an increase in food production due to a rapidly growing population. The Read more…
Commercialisation Officer Since the beginning of the industrial revolution the ocean has become increasingly more acidic due to uptake of atmospheric CO2. Highly spatial and temporal monitoring of pH is becoming more and more important for ocean health. pH is Read more…
Oxford University Innovation licenses pH sensing technology to ANB Sensors. A novel carbon-based electrode, which is electrochemically optimised to perform pH measurements over a wide range, is the subject of a new licensing deal between Oxford University Innovation (OUI), the Read more…
Technical Intro Video Our CEO Dr Nathan Lawrence put together a brief video for the forthcoming Oceanology Conference. It explains the technology behind our revolutionary calibration free solid state sensor.
On 9th July two representatives from ANB Sensors visited Queens University, Belfast to carry out an initial trial of the pH sensor in real rumen fluid. The pH sensor in development is based on electrochemical measurements at two different working Read more…
pH Sensing in Hoagland Solution ANB Sensors are developing a solid-state pH Sensor which is calibration free, operates over a wide pH range and is specifically tailored for low buffer media. The sensor operates using a standard reference electrode and Read more…
Pittcon is the world’s leading annual conference and exposition on laboratory science. Pittcon attracts attendees from industry, academia and government from over 90 countries worldwide. We had a very interesting week at Pittcon. We were chosen to do a 5 Read more…
In March we visited Belfast to discuss a collaborative project with The Queens University of Belfast, School of Biological Science, regarding pH sensing in cattle stomachs. The sensors would be aimed at monitoring Rumen Acidosis, a common problem which is Read more…
During the last week of January, Brandon, Luke and Nathan visited the Finnish environmental institute, SYKE, to meet Jukka Seppälä and his team and do initial tests on our solid state pH sensor for Oceanographic monitoring. During our stay we Read more…
