We’re excited to announce two new features in VisualSpreadsheet 6 to support data management and exporting data to EcoTaxa, a collaborative web-based …
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Nick Ray was awarded the FlowCam Aquatic Research Student Grant in 2016 as a member of the Fulweiler Lab at Boston University. As a PhD candidate at …
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Harmful algal blooms can have a detrimental effect on the environment and on human and animal health. As a result of climate change, water utilities …
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Did you know that every version of FlowCam’s VisualSpreadsheet software comes equipped with a powerful feature called File Processing Mode? This tool …
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Microplastics are ubiquitous. They result from the breakdown of larger plastic waste (plastic bottles, bags, straws, glitter, fishing nets, …
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Subvisible particles (those 2-100 μm in diameter) in protein, cell, and gene therapies and other parenteral drug products pose risks to the safety …
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s Ocean Ecology Laboratory Field Group is mapping and monitoring the world’s oceans using satellite-based ocean …
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The FlowCam Aquatic Research Grant was first offered in 2011 and since then has provided students and educators with the opportunity to use flow …
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We recently hosted FlowCam customer Katharine McNaught of the PVWC to present a webinar on how she is using FlowCam to help monitor community …
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A successful HAB monitoring program should answer key questions that allow lake/reservoir managers to determine the next best course of action: What …
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Light obscuration (LO) is the compendial method for quantifying subvisible particles (SVPs) in injectable drugs, harmonized across the US …
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Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) have shown promise as vectors for gene therapy due to their non-pathogenic nature and effective infectivity for a …
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Untreated wastewater isn’t just an operational headache—it poses significant risks for businesses and the surrounding community. Foul odors from …
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