Tage Dalsgaard (@TageDalsgaard) profile picture
Joined November 2013
Great to see! It was a pleasure visiting you in Kiel. Good luck with the real deployments.
Such a successful day - our new @UnisenseDenmark mini chamber lander was successfully sunk in the @GEOMAR_en test basin - and recovered again😉 Ready for the serious...
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Very interesting method developed for measuring meiofauna respiration rates. Great work.
How much does one tiny #nematode respire? 🪱🔬🌊 Have a look at the great effort by #PhD student @AdeleMa6, @Alex_Holovachov & co. now online in @MethodsEcolEvol!! 👉doi.org/10.1111/2041-210X.13…👈 #meiofauna #oxygen #hypoxia #microsensor #Diffusion
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Four days of free microsensor training and knowledge-sharing in the Online Microsensor Workshop Week this September. The workshop is for new and experienced microsensor users alike. Have a look here if you want an impression of what will be going on: lnkd.in/evdy94R
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It is time to sign up, if you want to learn more about water splitting in the upcoming Expert Webinar "Measuring O₂ and H₂ for catalytic & solar energy applications" by Dr. Benjamin Sherman: lnkd.in/gw8Ccuq
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You might not be able to beat us, but right now you have two chances to join us. Apply now for the position as Electronics Engineer: lnkd.in/e5fPfPK Or Sales Engineer: lnkd.in/e5P-BXF Impressions from yesterday's Unisense Games
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Two new Expert Webinars coming up. Dr. Benjamin Sherman will share two recent studies on June 10: lnkd.in/gw8Ccuq. @algarlab will host the final webinar on June 15: lnkd.in/gNeqbvv Thank you, Akihiko Terada @tuatebel for the excellent webinar yesterday.
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Prof. Akihiko Terada will introduce a method to enrich highly efficient N₂O-reducing bacteria, and a biofilm process to maximize their potentials as an N₂O sink in the first of three upcoming Expert Webinars. Learn more and sign up at lnkd.in/g4JJCgT #microsensors
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We hope that it will be possible to attend physical events again very soon. Meanwhile, we are looking forward to two upcoming virtual events: 20-24 June #WorldMicrobeForum with @linehan29834589 22-27 June #ASLO21 Aquatic Sciences Meeting with @TageDalsgaard
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Have you measured H₂ in an H₂S environment? We have. It's hard to get a proper result without H₂S interference. That is why we have developed H₂-X, an H₂ microsensor with an H₂S guard. It is insensitive to H₂S, up to 100 µM or 1,000 ppm H₂S in gas. lnkd.in/e8YMymu
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Great to see yet another study about renewable energy where the H₂ microsensor is used to quantify the hydrogen produced directly in the bioreactor. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Thanks to Unisense for hosting a great workshop on microsensors this week! Great talks and discussion. Cannot wait to go back to Sabhkas with the senors again @ole_flooding @UnisenseDenmark @UTSC_DPES @AGUbiogeo @EGU_BioGeo @goldschmidt2021 @GLEONetwork @IAGLR @WeisenerLab
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If you want to combine your laboratory with in situ measurements, join our Field Systems webinar Wednesday 17, 4.30 pm CET/9.30 am CST lnkd.in/e_cuadT @TageDalsgaard, PhD will guide you through field systems for anything from microbial mats in Yellowstone to the deep sea
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Sign up if you would like to know how to take your measurements from the lab, to the field, and into the deep.
Join our Field Systems Webinar on February 17th: lnkd.in/e_cuadT. @TageDalsgaard will guide you through all our field systems from the Field Microprofiling System, a combined lab and field system, to the lander systems for automated measurements in shallow and deep waters
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Measure minute differences in electric potential. With a fast response and a tip diameter of 100 µm, our new Electric Potential Microelectrode is ideal for you to measure gradients in electric potential with very high spatial resolution. lnkd.in/eMh4acv
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These calibration kits will be handy in the lab and very handy when travelling and working in remote locations.
Coming soon - The new µSensor Calibration Standards Are you tired of making your own calibration standards? Then we have good news! Unisense is about to launch a complete portfolio of calibration standards that will make your microsensor work easier and better! Stay tuned..😉