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Back to school is all about fresh notebooks, new supplies, and the excitement of starting a new chapter. In the lab, it’s no different. The new season brings new projects, new challenges, and the need to rely on the right tools to succeed. To help you start strong, we’ve prepared your Back-to-Lab supply list. Here’s everything […]

Just like kids heading back to school with their backpacks, Coriolis Compact is ready for the new sampling season with its dedicated shoulder strap.  This smart accessory is designed for maximum comfort and mobility, making it easier than ever to transport your Coriolis Compact in the field. It frees your hands during sampling operations and ensures the […]

From September 9th to 12th, Bertin Technologies will be present at DSEI 2025, hosted at the ExCeL Centre in London. Visit us at booth N5-330 (UK Pavilion) to explore our latest innovations and solutions in the fields of CBRN, Optronics and UGS. Bertin Technologies is eager to return once again to DSEI alongside its subsidiaries, […]

During the night of August 12 to 13, 2025, Ariane 6 launched the Metop-SGA1 satellite from EUMETSAT into orbit, dedicated to meteorology and climate monitoring. On board: the IASI-NG instrument, developed by the CNES, for which Bertin Technologies supplied cutting-edge equipment. MetOp-SGA1: A new era for space meteorology Installed on the MetOp meteorological satellite, the […]

Summer is the perfect time to slow down, explore, and learn something unexpected. Whether you are relaxing by the sea or simply curious about it, our latest summer readings offer fresh insights into how the ocean responds to climate change. These stories connect food, ecosystems, and the sky in surprising ways. They are not only […]

The MicroCarb satellite was successfully launched during the night of July 25 to 26, 2025, from the Guiana Space Centre aboard a Vega C launcher operated by Arianespace. Developed by CNES, this 180 kg microsatellite is the first European mission dedicated to mapping carbon dioxide (CO₂) fluxes on a global scale—an essential step in understanding […]

Every year on June 5, people worldwide come together to mark World Environment Day, a global initiative led by the United Nations to raise awareness and drive action for the environment. While forests, oceans, and wildlife often take center stage, one form of biodiversity is usually left out of the picture: microorganisms. The microbiome: the […]

The Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), currently under construction in Chile by the European Southern Observatory (ESO), will soon become the largest telescope in the world. It will be distinguished by its main mirror, 39 metres in diameter and made up of 800 segments, which will be phased and controlled by the Phasing Diagnostic Station (PDS) […]

Multi-Tissue Dissociation remains one of the most critical and complex steps in preparing samples for cell-based assays. Inconsistent performance across tissue types, low cell viability, and poor reproducibility often compromise the quality of downstream analysis. As research in cellular physiology, pathology, and regenerative medicine becomes increasingly sophisticated, achieving reliable and standardized tissue processing is more […]

The invisible Biodiversity When we think of biodiversity, we often picture tropical forests, coral reefs, or endangered species. But one of the richest and most essential ecosystems on Earth is invisible: the microbiome. These microbial communities, like bacteria, viruses, fungi, and archaea are everywhere: in the soil, in fermented foods, and inside our bodies. They […]