This April, ReAgent had the pleasure of hosting the next big meeting for partners of the SoftSlide Project. This was a chance to share progress and plan the next phase of the project – and what better way to christen our new manufacturing facility than to discuss exciting new developments with our European partners? Transforming… Continue reading »
Known as nature’s sweetener, honey is adored worldwide for its golden tint and viscous consistency. Making honey actually involves a lot of chemistry; and far from being a man-made substance, it’s the bees that are the real chemists. Now that spring has sprung, you may have noticed that our beloved bees are making their first… Continue reading »
Every mammal experiences it, poets have been writing about it for centuries, but scientists are only just starting to get a handle on it. We’re talking about Spring Fever, of course, but does this seasonal phenomenon have any scientific basis? What is Spring Fever? Although it is not recognised as a “definitive diagnostic category,” spring… Continue reading »
Over the past few weeks, we’ve kept you informed on our progress of moving into a new manufacturing facility. After many renovations and a lot of hard work, we are happy to announce that the wait is over: ReAgent has officially moved! As of 23rd April 2018, ReAgent has officially moved into its new manufacturing… Continue reading »
On 18th April, 1838, in Cognac, France, Paul-Émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran was born. Most commonly known for his work in spectroscopy, de Boisbaudran was a French chemist who discovered the elements samarium, dysprosium, europium and gallium. De Boisbaudran shows that you don’t always have to attend formal schooling to become an industry-leading academic. This key… Continue reading »
ReAgent are in the process of moving into our new factory. Standing at 38,000 square feet, our new premises has been fitted out with state-of-the-art equipment and features that meet our specifications so that we can better serve our customers’ requirements. We are entering our final 3 weeks of moving factory, and things are getting… Continue reading »
