Looking much forward to #EGU24! 😍 As warm up, check out our application note on real-time detection of NO/N2O measured with our MicroRespiration System. See the system here: lnkd.in/dwPWc2w7 Thanks to Chris Sedlacek from @DOME_Vienna . See you at stand #2812 ! 😎

Tired of calculating between different units? Do like LacknerLab and use the @Unisense Unit Converter to calculate the concentration of e.g. nitrous oxide in you samples. 😎 The #converter is free to use and easily accessible on our website. Try it! unisense.com/unit-converter…

Good morning #EGU24! Tobias Sandfeld is ready in booth 47 to answer all of your #microsensor questions and help you succeed with your #science! Follow the crowd! Find booth 47! European Geosciences Union

We are OPEN and READY in the exibition! #microsensor #EGU24 European Geosciences Union

#microsensors at work Down Under! This set-up demonstrates the advantaged of little invasive micrometer tips 💡😃 Thanks to Kasper E Brodersen for sharing your #seagrass microsensor magic 🧙😍🌊 Good luck with your science!

It's almost time for #ASMicrobe in Atlanta. Tage Dalsgaard will be ready at the conference to answer all your possible (and even impossible) questions about microsensors. Stop by booth 1910.

#ASM2024 is underway in Atlanta. You can find Tage Dalsgaard at booth 1910. Stop by for a chocolate, find out what is with the orange, and learn how you can apply microscale measurements of O₂, N₂O, H₂S, pH, H₂, Redox, NO, or Electric Potential in your #research.

#ISME19 is underway in Cape Town. If you can find time in the exciting and packed program, we highly recommend you visit booth no. 10. Tage Dalsgaard is ready to show you can perform microscale measurements of O₂, N₂O, H₂, NO, H₂S, pH, redox, temperature or electric potential

Microplastics are a rising environmental issue. This study, co-author Tobias Sandfeld, shows how PLA, PET, and PS affect isopods and their gut microbes. PLA boosted gut microbe activity and H₂, PET and PS had negative effects. Could impact soil ecosystems …icro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/14…

For the next 3 days, we will enjoy the company of researchers from across the world. We look forward to teaching microscale measurements, calibrations, and much more, but we are just as much looking forward to learning from them, their experience and research applications.

Sadly, it is the third and final day of our workshop. However, our lab is still buzzing with activity as our participants are making their final tests and measurements. If you are wondering about the flasks in the image below, we got to test a sample of meteorite dust.

In this recent blog post, microsensor expert Ole Pedersen presents a standard approach to measuring the oxygen consumption and oxygen production of plant tissues with just a sensor, a meter, and a gas-tight container.

Also big 'thank you' to Dr Billy Haunter @biogeochembilly.bsky.social AFBI for the loan of their Unisense Lander, and daily words of wisdom: it went out 4 times, and came back 4 times 😌

You can now access our workshop recordings directly on our website: unisense.com/biogeochemistr… unisense.com/online-microse… unisense.com/microsensor-ac… If you want to become a microsensor expert, all the knowledge is readily available.

#EGU25 is underway and Tage is ready to show you how #microsensors can be applied in your #research application. So if you are looking to perform microscale measurements of O₂, N₂O, H₂, NO, H₂S, pH, redox, temperature, or electric potential, meet Tage for a talk at booth 47.

Excellent work by Lucid travel award winner Grace Doherty , who recently presented a poster at the 2025 IFFS World Congress in Japan exploring Resipher data! The project explores the #metabolic profiling of bovine oocytes by measuring oxygen consumption rate (OCR), a key

The researchers used 25 µm oxygen and redox sensors to map the gradients through a colony biofilm of the pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Visit us at booth 1518 at #ASMicrobe to learn more about how you can apply microsensors in your biofilm research. tinyurl.com/7w2azy5f

On 7-9 October, you can join our In-Person Workshop where you will work with microsensors alongside our team, attend expert-led lectures, and explore real-world research applications. Find the details and more info on our website. Here are a few images from last year's workshop.

What can microbial mats tell us about early life on Earth? Researchers confirmed microbial mats' anoxic nature and revealed active arsenic and sulfur turnover. The mats precipitate carbonate minerals showing how ancient stromatolites may have formed. nature.com/articles/s4324…

New app note: Researchers used a high-resolution pH microelectrode to map the spatial pH gradient inside gastric organoids derived from patient tissue. Their measurements revealed a clear drop in pH from the outer matrix to the organoid lumen: unisense.com/applications/p…