New techniques for molecular structure analysis are coming

Recently, Merck of Germany and Rigaku, Japan's leading scientific and technological analysis instrument, will jointly develop laboratory instrument facilities based on advanced crystalline sponge technology, which enables the determination of the entire chemical structure of organic molecules without the use of crystallization of analyte"This new technology can quickly determine the entire chemical structure of an amyl, even if the analysis is only sub-micrograms," said Isabel De Paoli, chief strategy officer at Merck,It will also be easier to measure technology for technical staff to useDeveloped in conjunction with Rigaku will enable the technology to be the best possible and we look forward to working together on the development of this technologyYoshiaki Watanabe, Senior Executive Vice President,Rigaku, said, "Rigaku has been leading the market for high-end crystallography for decades, and this joint research and development project will open a new door to science for researchers in medicine, life sciences, and advanced materials." "
it is understood that the research and development idea based on crystalline sponge technology can be applied to the analysis of very small amounts of volatiles, amorphous compounds and other substances, the technology simplifies the complex technical route, so that it can be applied to chemical laboratories, life science slaboratory laboratories, can be used to determine the molecular structure of fine chemicals or natural compoundsthe inventor of the technology, DrMakoto Fujita, a prominent professor at the University of Tokyo and the Institute of Molecular Sciences, will continue to participate in the joint research projectit is worth mentioning that this joint research project combines Merck's superior technology in life sciences and analytical instruments, Rigaku's top manufacturing technology and promotional advantages in X-ray analytical instruments, and will gain greater strategic opportunities in chemical laboratory applications