Axcend hoppes to release a portable liquid chromatograph that has a high sensitivity and is compatible with various web-enabled devices.

Brigham Young University (BYU) today launched a new spinout called Axcend to commercialise a scientific apparatus that can provide readouts across web-enabled phones and computers.

Axcend is developing a nano-flow liquid chromatograph product of the kind used by scientists to evaluate substances separated from each other following dissolution in a solvent.

The product, branded Axcend Focus, can output chromatograph results to phones, tablets or computers with an internet connection.

Axcend markets Focus as 100 times more sensitive than conventional liquid…