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Rowe Scientific expands service capabilities with NEW Melbourne Technical Centre
Expert maintenance, repair, and calibration services now available to customers across southern and eastern Australia.
Rowe Scientific is excited to announce the opening of a new, fully-equipped Technical Service Centre in Melbourne, Victoria. This centre was designed to meet the growing needs of our clients for expert maintenance, repair, and calibration of their laboratory instruments.
Joining the Melbourne team is Saham Kamalan, an experienced Service Technician with extensive expertise in repairing a wide range of scientific instruments. Saham will be providing reliable, professional support for Rowe Scientific's clients in Victoria and Tasmania.
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In addition to the new Melbourne hub, Rowe Scientific also operates well-established Technical Service centres in Brisbane and Perth. The Brisbane centre is headed by veteran technician Rohit Raj, serving customers in New South Wales and Queensland, while the Perth facility is led by Service Manager Brett Maconachie, providing comprehensive maintenance, calibration, and repair services throughout Western Australia.
With these strategically located service hubs across the country, Rowe Scientific is better positioned than ever to meet the growing technical needs of our clients nationwide. We are committed to delivering the highest standards of service and support, ensuring all scientific instruments continue to operate with maximum accuracy and efficiency.
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EXCLUSIVE BULK PURCHASE OFFER
Is your laboratory team seeking to enhance precision while managing costs? We're excited to bring you an exceptional opportunity to upgrade your essential equipment.
Purchase 20 variable volume BRAND Transferpette, and unlock substantial savings on each unit. Choose any combination from our comprehensive range:
To access these special prices please click HERE and login to your Rowe Scientific account.
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Why Choose These Pipettes?
• Four-digit display for accurate volume settings • Ergonomic finger rest designed for extended use • Fully autoclavable construction
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• Ambidextrous design for left & right-handed users • Performance certificate included • Silicone oil-free operation
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Perfect for:
• Research & Development Labs • Clinical Diagnostic Facilities • Quality Control Departments • University Research Centers • Pharmaceutical Labs • Biotechnology Facilities
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BONUS: Each unit comes with full conformity certification and performance documentation.
By choosing this bulk purchase option, you're not just saving on immediate costs – you're investing in reliable, precision instruments that ensure accuracy and consistency in your daily operations.
Limited Time Offer: This special pricing is available only until 31st of December 2024. Contact our team today to discuss your specific requirements or to place your order.
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CLIENT OF THE MONTH:
Winners are chosen by our computer on a random basis. The prize is the client's choice of $100 worth of laboratory items from a supplied list.
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BVAQ
BVAQ is the leading provider of food testing, inspection, and certification services across Australia and Southeast Asia. With the largest food microbiology and chemistry capabilities in the region, BVAQ has been a trusted partner since its founding in 1954 as Dairy Technical Services (DTS). Originally established to support Australia’s dairy industry, BVAQ has maintained NATA accreditation since 1961. In 2016, Bureau Veritas and AsureQuality acquired DTS, expanding its offerings to a full suite of testing, inspection, and certification services. The partnership further grew in 2018 to include Southeast Asia’s Bureau Veritas and AsureQuality laboratories, including Permulab.
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Global Leader, Local Partner
At BVAQ, we believe every consumer deserves to know what’s in their food and to be assured it’s safe. We provide timely, accurate testing and inspection services across Australia and Southeast Asia, supporting the food industry with trusted expertise. Our core values—Integrity & Ethics, Impartial Counsel & Validation, and Customer Focus & Safety—are at the heart of everything we do.
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Our People
What sets BVAQ apart is our people. Our team shares a deep passion for our mission, which drives the quality, reliability, and integrity of the services we provide. This commitment ensures that BVAQ remains a leading name in the food safety industry.
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BVAQ serves a wide range of industries, including Food & Beverage, Dairy, Meat, Poultry & Seafood, Pet Food, Health & Aged Care, and more. From raw milk testing and environmental services, to auditing, certification and inspection. We offer comprehensive analytical testing solutions to ensure food safety and quality. Our technical specialists also provide risk management, digital solutions, and training, helping clients navigate food safety challenges with expert advice.
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Question:
Only one Country can claim to be in all four hemispheres (northern and southern, eastern and western). What country is this?
The answer will be in the next edition of the Rowe Scientific Pty Ltd newsletter.
Did you know the answer to the last quiz question?
What is, and has historically been, the rarest and most expensive dye?
Answer: Tyrian Purple
In ancient Greece, only high ranking political figures were permitted to wear Tyrian purple, similarly in Rome, where only Senators and Consuls were permitted to wear togas with purple strips, and was otherwise only worn by Emperors. In 40BC, Caligula is believed to have had King Ptolemy of Mauretania assassinated for wearing a solid Tyrian purple toga on a state visit. In 301 AD, the Price Edict of the Roman Emperor Diocletian set the price of a single pound of unprocessed silk, dyed with Tyrian purple, at 150,000 denarii. This made it the equal most expensive consumer items in the empire at the time, at the same price as an adult male lion, and 50% more than a race horse (100,000). Today, genuine natural Tyrian purple will set you back several thousand dollars per gram.
Tyrian purple is created from extractions taken from Murex snails. The process to create the dye is incredibly difficult, with the extractions from 12,000 of these snails resulting in just 1.4 grams of dye; enough to colour the trim of single garment.
Bolinus brandaris the spiny dye-murex, via Odyssey Traveller
The historic method of its creation was lost with the fall of Constantinople in 1453, however modern methods to recreate Tyrian purple have been found. Paul Friedländer determined in 1908, after harvesting and purifying the extractions of 12,000 Bolinus brandaris (as mentioned, resulting in only 1.4g of dye) that the primary chemical responsible for the colour is 6,6’-dibromoindigo, which can be made synthetically.
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References:
Aceto, M. Et al.(2019). Mythic dyes or mythic colour? New insight into the use of purple dyes on codices. Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 215, pp.133–141. doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.saa.2019.01.091?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December. Beyer, G. (2023). A Dye for Kings: What Is Tyrian Purple? [online] TheCollector. Available at: https://www.thecollector.com/what-is-tyrian-purple/?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December. Cooksey, C. (2013). Tyrian Purple: The First Four Thousand Years. Science Progress, 96(2), pp.171–186. doi:https://doi.org/10.3184/003685013x13680345111425?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December. Jacoby, D. (2004). Silk Economics and Cross-Cultural Artistic Interaction: Byzantium, the Muslim World, and the Christian West. Dumbarton Oaks Papers, [online] 58, pp.197–240. doi: https://doi.org/10.2307/3591386?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December. Kropff, A. (2016). An English Translation of the Edict on Maximum Prices, also known as the Price Edict of Diocletian. (Edictum de pretiis rerum venalium). [online] University of Bergen, Academia, pp.1–69. Available at: https://kark.uib.no/antikk/dias/priceedict.pdf?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December [Accessed 5 Jul. 2024]. Cooksey, C. (2013). Tyrian Purple: The First Four Thousand Years. Science Progress, 96(2), pp.171–186. doi: https://doi.org/10.3184/003685013x13680345111425?utm_source=SendBlaster&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=December%20Newsletter&utm_id=newsletter-December.
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SUPPORTING THE RFDS
We came very close to our target for the 2023 - 24 financial year! Thank you for helping us achieve a fantastic result by raising a total of $38,628 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Whilst short of our target of $40,000, it was a good result for this important institution.
Thank you for your continued purchases of our Quantum Clean laboratory detergent and special range of pH Buffers. We have reset the target to $40,000 for the 2024 - 25 financial year.
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SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, ROWE SCIENTIFIC PTY LTD 2024 PRIZE
Congratulations to Mr. Gabe Shapiro, recipient of top honors in the Engineering category at the 2024 STAWA Science Talent Search, proudly sponsored by the Rowe Scientific Foundation.
Mr Gabe Shapiro and Mr Reg Rowe at the award ceremony
In the 2024 STAWA Science Talent Search, a standout project titled Tree Bomber took home top honours in the Engineering category. Designed by Carmel student Gabe Shapiro, the Tree Bomber is an innovative solution for revegetating unpopulated areas.
The invention consists of a biodegradable, nutrient-infused cone filled with soil and a sapling. The container is aerodynamically engineered with a weighted cone that allows it to be dropped from height, potentially from an aircraft, ensuring that it lands correctly and plants itself in the ground. This project aims to increase flora populations in unpopulated regions of the globe. Testing proved the effectiveness of the design, showing that the Tree Bomber can be deployed from a height, enhancing the ability to regrow and restore vital ecosystems.
We extend our congratulations to Gabe for this outstanding achievement and for contributing to a greener future.
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ECU ROWE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 2024
It is pleasing to report that the current recipient of the Rowe Scientific Foundation Award, for excellence in Biomedical Sciences at Edith Cowan University in WA (ECU) is Ms Renee Ware.
In Renee's own words:
Receiving the Rowe Scientific Prize for Excellence in Biomedical Sciences was a great honour and I’m very proud to have achieved the highest Weighted Average Mark in the Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science). I feel like all the hard work I put into my studies was acknowledged and rewarded.
As a graduate, I aspire to continue my studies and someday complete a PhD in the area of human biology, eventually becoming a university lecturer. I’m very thankful to the Rowe Scientific Foundation for this prize Sincerely, Renee Ware
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MONASH UNIVERSITY ROWE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AWARDS
Congratulations to the following recipients of the Rowe Scientific Foundation School of Chemistry Awards for Semester 2, 2024. The prizes are named in honour of previous Monash University Chemistry lecturers. Well done to you all.
O’Dwyer Kent Prize CHM1022 Chemistry
Mr Michael Cotugno
In Michael's own words:
My passion for chemistry owes largely to a book called 'Symphony in C' by Robert M Hazen. It illustrates the complex, interconnected systems of carbon, from the diamonds of deep earth to the anthropogenic forces that are disrupting our global climate. The author depicts the entire system as an orchestra in harmony, which humans are beginning to disturb.
Since that book, I have followed my passion for the intersection between environmental science and chemistry, which CHM1022 has allowed me to fully embrace. The early content of this unit, organic chemistry and reaction mechanisms, was taught meticulously and clearly. I aspire to the level of communication and expertise of those professors, so that I can bring new, interdisciplinary solutions to the climate change space. It is fascinating to see the fine balance of Earth's systems on a technical level, and CHM1022 has given me the tools to share that fascination with others.
Sincerely, Michael Cotugno
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West Prize CHM1052 Chemistry II Advanced
Ms Natasha Bates
In Natasha's own words:
I have always been fascinated with chemistry and learning how and why things worked. Seeing reactions occur and not just knowing what’s changed but why and how it happened is always a joy to experience. Being able to take this unit and not just dive deeper into organic chemistry but to get my first proper introduction to inorganic chemistry and magneto-chemistry has been fantastic!
It has helped me understand something that I was missing in the VCE chemistry experience and inspired me to look deeper into inorganic chemistry. I truly have enjoyed every part of this unit and cannot wait to continue taking more chemistry units next year.
Sincerely, Natasha Bates
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Brown Godfrey Prize CHM2922 Spectroscopic and Analytical Chemistry
Ms Melisa Yang
In Melisa's own words:
CHM2922 was my first proper insight into analytical chemistry. Stepping into this unit having previously only had organic chemistry experience, I knew I was blind to all the different techniques and theories behind how we detect and quantify our compounds. Not only was CHM2922 an eye opening and thoroughly informative unit, I had so much fun during the practical and moot court components which have made me permanently hyper-aware of minimising error. Most importantly, I truly feel a lot more confident in my ability and judgment to design and conduct an experiment independently.
Moving forward, I am really excited to begin a chemistry research project next year and am certain that the skills I've developed in instrumental analysis will be a highly valuable foundation for further learning. I'm looking forward to navigating this environment with added confidence around analytical instruments.
Sincerely, Melisa Yang
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Williams Yandell Prize CHM2942 Biological Chemistry
Ms Sarah Prendergast
In Sarah's own words:
My passion for chemistry was invigorated by my CHM2942 experience. It showcased the perfect mix of Chemistry and Biology throughout the course and opened my eyes to the possibilities of combining them into possible career pathways. It inspired me to adopt Chemistry as second major in my degree, and continue with Chemistry past the end of this year. The lecturers and perfect planning of the unit showed me just how easy it is to do something your passionate about and allowed me to demonstrate my own enthusiasm in return.
This unit taught me not just about chemistry but about the world around me, and allowed me to finally ‘see’ what I'm looking at. This was emphasised by our work on the vision cycle, FRET and bioluminescence that are all directly related to light, and seeing changes and disturbances in the environment around us. It has extended my love of chemistry from inside the classroom, to outside it, and to the world that is around us every day. I can now appreciate the simple beauty of nature. It has ignited the flame of curiosity, that I now know, will not be extinguished.
Sincerely, Sarah Prendergast
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Nunn Prize CHM2962 (shared) Food Chemistry
Ms Best Sukarom
In Best's own words:
Although I have always enjoyed the content of my chemistry major, I had never thought of a practical application for myself in this field, outside the classroom. That was until I studied Food Chemistry this semester, a journey that has completely transformed my perspective. For the first time, I was deeply engaged and inspired by the real-world applications of what I was learning.
With a keen interest in the lipid chemistry we learnt and adopted in the laboratory, and the insight into the role of food chemists in food manufacturing, this unit has truly ignited a passion in me and I now see myself contributing meaningfully to this area in the future.
With the support and guidance I have received from academic staff this semester, I now plan to complete my chemistry major this year and pursue an honours year with a research focus on food chemistry. This opportunity will allow me to further explore my newfound passion with hopes of one day, being able to contribute meaningfully to this field.
Sincerely, Best Sukarom
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Nunn Prize CHM2962 (shared) Food Chemistry
Ms Ashleigh Magnezi
In Ashleigh's own words:
Chemistry is incredible! I love how raw and pure it is. It provides such satisfying explanations about how things work and for that, I'm extremely grateful. Thanks chemistry :)
Food chemistry has been an absolutely beautiful unit and has completely changed the way I perceive food. Food is something we need to survive and of course, like most people - not something I put much thought into. However, upon studying this unit, not only has it provided me with an appreciation of the chemical composition of food and the effects of that as well as the impact of food preparation, storage and transport on the quality and safety of the food, but it has also equipped me with skills in analysing the chemical composition of food and an understanding of the strict (thankfully) industry standards in place that ensure the food we eat is of the highest quality.
The most satisfying moment for me in this unit was getting an almost perfect calibration curve - such a good feeling. This unit has helped expand my passion for chemistry and has inspired me to want to continue learning more. Thank you!
Sincerely, Ashleigh Magnezi
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Gatehouse Prize CHM2990 Introductory Chemical Research
Mr Matthew Hudson
In Matthew's own words:
This unit inspired me to pursue chemistry in the future through many engaging and hands-on experiences. My project allowed me to work with several analytical techniques, such as fluorimetry, UV-visible spectroscopy and pendant drop. My research has allowed me to gain a significant amount of independence in the lab. I have learned to analyse data, troubleshoot issues and critically review my work and the work of other researchers.
The knowledge I have gained from this experience is immense. I have honed my pipetting and dilution skills, while also gaining a deep understanding about surfactants.
This unit has given me a unique experience and has deepened my appreciation for chemistry, not only as a subject, but as a tool for discovering and investigating the world around us.
Sincerely, Matthew Hudson
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Spiccia Prize CHM3180 Materials Chemistry
Ms Thea Thomas
In Thea's own words:
My passion for chemistry has always been driven by its potential to address global challenges, particularly from a sustainability perspective. This Materials Chemistry unit truly deepened my appreciation for its transformative, wide reaching impact. A particular highlight for me was how the unit showcased how chemistry underpins the development of sustainable solutions, from biopolymers mimicking nature to smart materials with sensing functions.
As a double degree chemistry and engineering student, I was particularly inspired by the exploration of advanced energy resources, such as current and future applications of fuel cells and solar cells, which highlighted how innovative chemistry can contribute to a greener future. Learning about the topics in this unit made me genuinely excited about the future of chemistry, especially in areas like energy-efficient materials and superconductors. This unit solidified my desire to pursue a career in chemistry, where I am inspired to be a part of the drive towards sustainable development and see first hand how these emerging technologies evolve and benefit society.
Sincerely, Thea Thomas
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Eastwood Prize CHM3922 Advanced Organic Chemistry
Mr Sankeert Kapatkar
In Sankeert's own words:
I have always been fascinated by chemistry, especially by the multitude of ways atoms can interact and be arranged to form compounds with distinctly unique properties.
Naturally, this led me to take a profound interest in synthetic organic chemistry and since then, I have dreamed about becoming a researcher to explore these reactivities. Along this journey, I have undertaken various research projects that provided me the opportunity to learn a lot of unique chemistry beyond the textbook. However, this unit helped me to fill in the gaps and properly understand these concepts, enabling me to form deeper connections and thus, recontextualise my work. This was largely due to the excellent teaching from my lecturers. Their passion for the subject was contagious, making these advanced topics approachable and enjoyable to learn.
Not only has this unit strengthened my grasp of organic synthesis and theory, but it has also built a robust foundation for my future endeavours, particularly as I prepare to undertake Honours next year. I now feel more equipped to tackle the challenges research will inevitably throw at me, making me only more eager and motivated to fulfill my dream and start my research.
Sincerely, Sankeert Kapatkar
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Dobney Prize CHM3990 Chemistry Project
Mr Sankeert Kapatkar
In Sankeert's own words:
In Semester 1, I had the wonderful opportunity to undertake a project on the total synthesis of pre-methylenomycin C lactone. This molecule holds potential as an antimicrobial agent, especially against MRSA, a drug-resistant superbug classified as a high-priority pathogen by the WHO. This synthetic strategy was centred around a phosphine-mediated (3 + 2) cyclisation, a reaction well-explored by the Lupton group, through which we were successful in achieving the target molecule over 8 steps.
Undertaking this project provided invaluable insight into the life of a researcher, especially as I had a lot more freedom in planning and running my reactions. Furthermore, I was able to better understand the design and logic that goes into developing a synthetic route for a target molecule. Executing this sequence provided exposure to a variety of unique reactions that I can add to my repertoire, and the knowledge I gained from this supplemented the concepts covered in class, further enhancing my learning. Needless to say, my lab skills significantly improved and I got better at researching information and writing.
Overall, this 3990 project has been a wonderfully enriching experience. The knowledge and skills I gained will greatly benefit my future career. Above all, taking on this project reaffirmed my desire to pursue research and inspired me to take on challenges. I am very grateful to Professor Lupton and his team for their support and encouragement, without which I would have struggled, and look forward to starting Honours.
Sincerely, Sankeert Kapatkar
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Hearn Prize CHM3952 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
Mr Andy Zhou
In Andy's own words:
My passion in chemistry stems from the phenomenal role that it plays in our daily lives. There is a chemical explanation which further deepens our understanding to the amazing yet mind-boggling world around us. Analytical chemistry advances our understanding even further and allows us to use these findings to invent new technologies and ways of life. This unit has shown me the power of analytical tools such as vibrational and rotational spectroscopy, HPLC, GC, and electrochemistry techniques.
These techniques have been key to building up our convenient lives today from the phones in our pocket to everything that we use in our daily lives which are mass produced. The power of analytical chemistry is truly key to being able to operate in this technologically advanced world as well as unlocking the mysteries in the world that are yet to be understood and this unit has inspired me to stand at the forefront of the road towards it.
Sincerely, Andy Zhou
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Scott Prize CHM3972 Sustainable Chemistry
Mr Yeong Chyuan Ung
In Yeong's own words:
My passion for chemistry lies in its potential to inspire impactful innovations. CHM3972, Sustainable Green Chemistry, has deepened my appreciation for chemistry’s role in tackling global environmental challenges. Learning about green chemistry principles like atom economy and E-factors has shown me how even small changes can reduce waste and improve efficiency.
In this unit, I explored real-world applications, such as greener synthesis routes and energy-efficient reaction conditions, which demonstrate chemistry’s transformative potential. Researching alternative reagents and mechanisms taught me that green substitutes can significantly reduce environmental impact without compromising functionality.
Additionally, studying biomass conversion gave me insight into how diverse feedstocks can produce essential chemicals and generate energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. CHM3972 has also encouraged me to think critically about sustainable energy solutions, including technologies for energy storage and conversion. This course inspired me to consider how sustainable chemistry can secure resources for future generations and reduce greenhouse gases, addressing major global issues.
Sincerely, Yeong Chyuan Ung
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THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ROWE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION CHEMISTRY AWARD 3rd YEAR LABORATORY PRIZE
Congratulations to Ms Rachel Loh, University of Queensland recipient of the Rowe Scientific Chemistry Award.
In Rachel's own words:
I wish to extend my sincerest gratitude to Rowe Scientific for generously supporting this scholarship. As someone passionate about chemistry, I aspire to pursue chemistry research in the future. I believe that research is exciting and meaningful as not only can one challenge existing knowledge while uncovering new knowledge, but one can also use research to develop solutions to improve lives and solve real-world problems. To embark on such an enriching journey, I plan to undertake an Honours degree to become a knowledgeable and proficient researcher with a solid foundation.
This scholarship would help me accomplish my goal of becoming a researcher by alleviating some of my financial burdens. I can dedicate more time to my studies and participate in more programs that hone the skills essential for research, allowing me to become an equipped researcher with a solid chemistry foundation. This financial support would also aid me in furthering my education.
Once again, I am most grateful to Rowe Scientific for bringing me closer to achieving my aspirations and I am confident that this financial contribution would go a long way in helping me become a researcher.
Sincerely, Rachel Loh
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VICTORIA UNIVERSITY ROWE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION CHEMISTRY SCHOLARSHIP 2024
Congratulations to Mr Austin Player, Victoria University 2024 recipient of the Rowe Scientific Foundation Chemistry Scholarship.
In Austin's own words:
I’ve always enjoyed learning about science as far back as primary school. It’s why I’ve chosen to pursue a science-based degree so I can continue to explore its many different aspects. Throughout high school learning about science was a highlight; whether it was chemistry or physics, science always had a unique appeal to it - the idea that with enough research any mystery of the world could be answered eventually through the efforts of science.
An area of science I really enjoy is biology with its many potential applications for the real world, and how it can alter and expand the perspectives on everyday animals to simple bacteria.
My family has always been supportive of my learning which I am very thankful for. I’m glad my hard work is being rewarded through the Rowe Scientific Scholarship. I plan to continue my studies to further expand my horizons.
With this passion for science and learning I will use the Rowe Scientific Scholarship to access the necessary opportunities to complement my studies and other learning, as well as to have a little fun with it of course.
Sincerely, Austin Player
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Well done all of you, from the national staff of Rowe Scientific Pty Ltd.
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NEW SOUTH WALES
Dear Clients,
As hard as it is to believe, we now find ourselves at the end of another year! As we reflect on this past year that saw our Sydney office farewell some long-term members of the team and welcome a couple of new colleagues, we would like to thank our valued customers for their ongoing support. As 2024 draws to a close, so too will many of our suppliers. We urge our clients to keep this in mind when reviewing your stock of consumables, and encourage you to place your orders as early as possible, ahead of your January and February requirements. The various closures over Christmas do result in extended lead times and longer delivery times. Ordering in advance helps us to ensure that we deliver your goods to you when you need them. The Sydney office will only be closed for the public holidays over the Christmas period, and we will operate a skeleton staff in the days between.
For our winery clients, who will be pouring themselves into vintage over the coming weeks, our 2024 Winery and Beverage catalogue is designed to make your ordering simple and straightforward with product codes, descriptions and images of any products you need for vintage. If you have not yet received your copy, please let our team know so we can arrange one for you, or you can download it from the Rowe website here. If you have any queries regarding the catalogue, please do not hesitate to contact your account manager or call our office on 02 9603 1205 with your questions.
We would like to wish all our wonderful clients a safe and Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. We hope that the silly season is truly wonderful for each and every one of you, and that you are able to carry the joy of the season with you into the New Year.
Sending you warmest wishes and Christmas cheer, from your Sydney team: Hayden, Ari, Cindy, Dylan, John, Kai and Sheema.
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QUEENSLAND
Dear Clients,
There has been a number of changes in the Qld office, since the last newsletter.
After 25 years of service to Rowe Scientific, Yvonne retired at the end the August. Yvonne started the Rowe Scientific Office way back in 1999, with only a few clients, and has guided the growth of our business since then. We now have a vast number of loyal clients across Queensland, PNG and the Pacific Islands.
Leon, our Service Technician, who also happens to be Yvonne’s husband, also decided to retire at the same time. Leon was with us for 18 years.
I would like to welcome Rohit Raj, who is our new Service Technician. Rohit is keen to assist you with your instrument service and maintenance requirements. Please contact us if you think we can assist.
I would also like to announce a new member to the Rowe family. Kelly Pomare, who is part of our warehouse team, announced that his partner Athena has given birth to a son Louie. Mum and Louie are doing well. Congratulations Kelly.
As a result of Yvonne’s retirement, the Rowe Scientific Management have put their trust in me to be the new Queensland State Manager. I have some big shoes to fill. Feel free to contact me if you have any issues you wish to discuss. You can phone me on 07 3376 9411 or my email address is as follows: Martin.Bullock@rowe.com.au
The Qld Team would like to wish all our clients a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We will be open over the Christmas period, if you need to contact us. We will be closed just for the public holidays.
From the Queensland Team: Anthony, Brian, Cherise, Dan, George, Jessy, Josephine, Kelly, Martin, Richard, Rohit, Steve and Tim.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA & NORTHERN TERRITORY
Dear Clients,
From all the team here at Rowe Scientific Adelaide we would like to wish all our South Australian & Northern Territory clients, their friends and family, a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year.
As usual, Rowe Scientific will be operating a skeleton staff throughout the Christmas & New Year period, except for public holidays. With some transport providers and other industries either operating reduced hours or not at all through this period, it might be a good time to ensure you have enough stock to cover you through to the New Year.
Our latest LABLIKES issue 20 is now out in circulation (download it here) as well our 2025 Rowe Scientific wall planner. If you haven't received yours or would like another one, please contact your account manager to get one to you.
To all our clients, I thank you for your continued support throughout 2024 and look forward to working closely with you in 2025 as we seek to continue to provide you with the level of service you have come to expect from the team here at Rowe Scientific.
As always, our dedicated team are here to assist you with any enquiries you may have.
All the best.
From your team in South Australia: Chris, Aarushi, Dani, Erik, Joanne, Leonie, Luke, Michael, Paula and Samuel.
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VICTORIA & TASMANIA
Dear Clients,
As the world around us changes with a new government in the USA, and conflicts in the Middle East, Africa and Asia – in Melbourne we have been busy upgrading our facilities to enable us to now offer “Instrument Service and Repair” to you, our Victorian & Tasmanian customers.
We welcome two new staff members to our Vic/Tas Team:
• Juan Rodriguez in Internal Sales – Juan, with a degree in Microbiology, has transferred from the Brisbane office and is looking forward to assisting you with your laboratory needs.
• Saham Kamalan is our new service Instrument Technician, he has a degree in Electronic Engineering and is well versed in repairing laboratory gear.
On a sad note, we are saying “goodbye” to Nic Thomas, who after 14 ½ years has decided to retire. He has been our “go-to-man” for microscopes, pumps & tubing and many other lines. I am sure many of you have spoken to Nic over the years and have appreciated his sharing of knowledge. Nic will be sorely missed! We all hope he enjoys a long and happy retirement.
LABLIKES 20 has just been released, with special offers on centrifuge packages, buffers, pipette controllers and lots more. It also features the new updated Velp range of hotplate/stirrers PLUS the latest new modular water systems from Merck. If you do not yet have a copy, please let us know – we’ll get one out to you, or you can download it from the web.
With Christmas just around the corner please remember, in case you run out of anything, we are open on the “work days” between Christmas and New Year.
Thank you for your support through 2024, and wishing you all a safe and happy festive season and a truly prosperous 2025.
Hope to hear from you soon.
From your team in Victoria: Garry, Adam, Amanda, Chris, Christine, Darren, Hoa, Juan, Louise, Mango, Paul and Saham.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Dear Clients,
Following on from our highly popular Laboratory Products Catalogue (Edition 5), as this newsletter goes to print we will be distributing our latest Safety Catalogue. Some five years since last published, we have re-assessed the offered products, included all of the current favourites, but also added some new products and additional suppliers.
Look for our expanded range of Air Purifying Respirators from DRAEGER, liquid proof Cryogenic Gloves from CryoKit, Glove Boxes from Plaslabs, Spill Solutions from Global Spills Control, AND MORE.
We’ve retitled the laboratory safety publication to "Environmental & Personal Safety Solutions", copies of which will be available in January. Request your copy today online.
As always, thanks for your business, and stay safe.
All the best and Merry Christmas from: Peter Sommers and the Western Australian Team.
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