Archive for September, 2010
Vladimir Putin Visits LI-8100A Research Site
Thursday, September 30th, 2010
Vladimir Putin, the current Prime Minister of Russia, traveled to Samoilovsky Island to look into research being conducted by the Russian-German scientific expedition. To examine carbon dioxide soil flux changes, the researchers are using LI-COR’s Automated Soil Flux System- the LI-8100A. To read more about Putin’s recent expedition, see the following: Vladimir Putin visits LI-8100A…
Read More...Posted in LI-8100A, Soil Flux, What's New | 1 Comment »
LI-8100 Soil Flux System on Display at Durham Museum in Omaha
Monday, September 27th, 2010
Did you know that soil aides in supporting nearly every form of life on earth, and did you know that one shovel full of soil contains more living creatures than there are human beings on the planet? Find out more interesting facts like these about the complex world of soil at Omaha’s Durham Museum’s “Dig…
Read More...Tags: LI-8100A, soil, Soil Flux
Posted in Soil Flux, What's New | No Comments »
LI-COR Celebrates 25 Years of CO2 Analysis R&D
Monday, September 27th, 2010
Revolutionary scientific instruments – devices that enable new research – take time to develop and perfect. The development of revolutionary instruments requires identifying limitations of the current technology and finding innovative solutions, followed by extensive testing. This process has guided product development at LI-COR, from our first stand-alone CO2 analyzer nearly 25 years ago, to…
Read More...Tags: CO2, gas analyzer, LI-7000, LI-7200, LI-7500A, open path analyzer
Posted in Feature Stories, Gas Analyzers, Photosynthesis | No Comments »
UNL Research Fields Monitoring Carbon Storage Damaged by Nebraska Storm
Wednesday, September 15th, 2010
A late afternoon storm on Monday, September 13, tore through a University of Nebraska-Lincoln agricultural research center located near Mead, Nebraska in Saunders County. Nearly $800,000 of the estimated $1.55 million in damages suffered was crop damage from heavy rain, hail, and high winds. 1800 acres of corn and soybeans were damaged, with 500 acres being…
Read More...Tags: chamber, LI-8100A, multiplex
Posted in Soil Flux, What's New | No Comments »
Pop Goes the Quick Connect
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
The stainless steel quick-connect fittings used with the LI-8100A Soil CO2 Flux System have a spring-loaded locking ring that snaps into place to hold the male half of the connector in place and ensure an air tight seal. Dirt can build up under this locking ring, preventing it from snapping in place and allowing the two connector…
Read More...Tags: LI-8100A, Soil Flux
Posted in LI-8100A, Soil Flux, Tech Tips | No Comments »
© 2013 LI-COR Biosciences | Entries (RSS) | Comments (RSS) | LI-COR Environmental | LI-COR Biotechnology | Careers @ LI-COR | 
LI-COR does not rent or sell customer contact information to any third party. To review our privacy policy, please click here.
Facebook
Twitter
RSS
Youtube