PyroScience offers cutting-edge opto-chemical sensor solutions based on compact stand- alone (FireSting-GO2), PC-operated lab (FireSting-O2/-PRO) or underwater fiber-optic devices (AquapHOx loggers & transmitters). They work with a great variety of optical oxygen, pH and temperature sensors for application in gas, water and aqueous & semi-solid samples. The great variety of optical sensor heads include microsensors, miniprobes, and diverse smart contactless sensors for different oxygen and pH ranges. Pre-sterilised and pre-calibrated sensors are ideal for measurements in cultivation approaches, whereas fast-responding fiber- based probes, as well as flow cells and sensor spots with contactless read-out are well approved for respiration and photosynthesis rates determination. Now we also offer a 96- channel reader FirePlate-O2, e.g. for 96-well plates with integrated oxygen sensors, for application in small-scale cell cultivation and respiration rate measurements. Find the best sensor solution for your application in experimental biology.

PyroScience GmbH      

Kackertstr. 11

52072 Aachen

GERMANY

49 (0)241 5183 2210

[email protected]

https://www.pyroscience.com/en/

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Mission

We are dedicated to providing robust monitoring equipment for use in demanding environments.

Vision

Our objective is to become a worldwide leader in the development and production of small, reliable and robust measuring instruments.

Values

• Reliability – We deliver reliable products and are a reliable partner and colleague
• Honesty – We are honest towards our customers, partners and each other
• Ambition – We are ambitious in our work and innovation

Our History

Star-Oddi was founded in Iceland in 1985. From the start we have been a leading developer and manufacturer of small sensors, data loggers and technology for environmental and life sciences.

We have over 30 years of experience in making small, performing loggers for four main markets:

• Underwater environments and subsea gear
• Aquatic animals
• Wildlife and laboratory animals
• Production quality control

We are committed to providing long lasting loggers in the smallest possible sizes, never compromising on reliability.

The story behind the name

Oddi Helgason, nicknamed Star-Oddi, or Stjörnu-Oddi in Icelandic, was an Icelandic viking who lived in the north of Iceland. Star-Oddi was known for his skills in astronomy and spent much of his time analysing the movement of the sun, moon and stars. Star-Oddi‘s observations made it possible for the vikings to extend their sailing period from the short summer months.

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