Performing Thiol-Ene Click Reactions in the PhotoCube – New Photochemistry Application Note

02/06/2025

In a major leap forward for synthetic photochemistry, ThalesNano’s PhotoCube is revolutionizing how photochemical reactions are performed — both in batch and continuous flow. This cutting-edge reactor, equipped with powerful LED panels across a wide wavelength range (365–623 nm), allows researchers to explore multiple photo-initiated reaction pathways simultaneously, including...

Monthly Highlights – May, 2025

21/05/2025

As May begins, ThalesNano is thrilled to share important developments in the world of chemistry, including expert perspectives, notable events, and valuable scientific resources. If you’re interested in revolutionizing your chemical synthesis, attend our live webinar on May 27, 4PM UTC (9AM PDT) or May 29, 8AM UTC (1:30PM IST)! Two webinars will be...

Coupling a Magritek Spinsolve® NMR spectrometer to an H-Cube® Pro flow reactor for fast reaction optimization

28/09/2023

Introduction The synergy between continuous flow reactors and benchtop Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has attracted significant attention in recent years due to its transformative impact on chemical synthesis and analysis. Continuous flow reactors offer distinct advantages, including precise control over reaction parameters, enhanced safety, and improved reaction efficiency....

Meet the new Phoenix Flow Reactor™!

04/05/2022

A versatile system with an easy-to-use software and touch screen! Stay tuned for more information! For the instrument related application notes click here!

Webinar: “Advantages of using the Phoenix – H-Genie® reactor system for continuous flow hydrogenations”

05/04/2022

Topics: Continuous flow hydrogenation Heterogeneous catalysis Scaling-up flow experiments Safe hydrogenations Alternatives of batch experiments Register and get the latest webinar news!

Webinar:”Flow chemistry basics III: All about safety”

24/01/2022

Let us guide you through the most important safety aspects of continuous flow technology in our next webinar "Flow chemistry basics III: All about safety". By the end of this webinar, you will learn about: How can you make your reactions safer with continuous flow technology Hydrogen safety in...

NEW IN RANGE! ThalesNano Inc. takes over H-Genie®Lite from ThalesNano Energy Inc.

17/12/2021

We would like to inform you that from December 2021 H-Genie® Lite is produced, distributed and serviced by ThalesNano Inc. If you need any support after this takeover from ThalesNano Energy, please e-mail us as below: - General information: info@thalesnano.com - Scientific questions: askthechemist@thalesnano.com - Sales: sales@thalesnano.com - Tech support: techsupport@thalesnano.com For more information about ThalesNano's high-end instruments visit thalesnano.com, if...

Webinar: Exploring new chemical space using flash vacuum pyrolysis

16/12/2021

Let's heat up the house in January with our next free webinar: „EXPLORING NEW CHEMICAL SPACE USING FLASH VACUUM PYROLYSIS” Topics: Introduction to flash vacuum pyrolysis (FVP) Gas-phase vs solution-phase thermolysis On the regioselectivity of the Gould−Jacobs reaction FVP of N-nitrosoanthranilates Do not miss it, register or you can find...

Webinar: Process intensification of ozonolysis reactions using dedicated continuous flow equipment

01/12/2021

New season, new webinars at ThalesNano! In december we are coming with a whole new approach of ozonolysis: "Process intensification of ozonolysis reactions using dedicated continuous flow equipment" The webinar will guide you through the following topics: Why use ozone as a reagent for organic reactions? In situ ozone...

ThalesNano wins R&D Top 100 Award again! This time for Photochemistry!

12/11/2021

Cleveland, USA; Budapest, Hungary – 11th November 2021 The prestigious R&D World Magazine has announced that ThalesNano’s PhotoCube™ is a winner of the renowned worldwide R&D Top 100 competition, often called “Oscar of Innovation”. The PhotoCube™ is the result of an R&D collaboration between ComInnex, ThalesNano, and Professor Timothy...