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Month: May 2015

#6400Life Video Contest Winners!

#6400Life Video Contest Winners!

Thanks to everyone that submitted videos for the #6400life video contest. Here are the top five entries.

Grand Prize Winners

LI-COR Space – Submitted by the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University

The Coolest Thing You Can Do with LI-6400XT – Submitted by the University of Washington

Honorable Mentions

Mary & the 6400s – Submitted by the Marine Biological Laboratory

NewsWild Plants (Organ Pipen Cactus) – Submitted by the Research Center for Food and Development A.C.

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Fresh Data Every Morning

Fresh Data Every Morning

There’s nothing like a fresh download of data to get your day started. The Internet of things has made it possible for you to download your data automatically from your Eddy Covariance measurement system directly to your computer. Using wired Internet, or cellular or satellite communications, your measurement system can be remotely accessed from the comfort of your office or home. After you have set up remote access, here is a quick tip that can help you reduce…

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Newly Designed Light Sensors Now Available!

Newly Designed Light Sensors Now Available!

Building on our 40 year legacy with light sensors, LI-COR Biosciences is pleased to announce redesigned sensors. The improved design features a water-shedding housing for weather resistance and a detachable sensor head that simplifies installation and removal of the sensor for recalibration.

Light-Sensor

Learn more about the exciting new design and features here.

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Making an Instrument Toolkit

Making an Instrument Toolkit

All LI-COR instruments arrive with spare screws, gaskets, o-rings, tubing, and other items.  These items are provided because we expect that they will be used, lost, dropped, or otherwise need replacement.   However, not all spare items are needed at all times, and so most scientists develop their own personal list of items for measurements, calibration, or maintenance.

Once your list of items is developed, it may be more convenient to carry your relevant spares with you in something other than…

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