2011-09-02
Researchers at the ICMAB and the UAB (Barcelona, Spain) shows the existence of two different magnetophoretic regimes: a fast regime (cooperative magnetophoresis), and a slow (non-cooperative magnetophoresis).
2011-03-15
Researchers at Centro de Fisica of the Universidade do Minho (Braga, Portugal) have used Sepmag LAB precision magnetophoresis equipment to characterize the behaviour of magnetic nanoparticle suspensions throughout their synthesis process.
2010-07-28
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