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- 16 January 2025 Post Gamry Instruments Unveils the New Gamry PAL: A Compact, Portable Potentiostat
- 13 January 2025 Post Electrochemically Active Biofilms Short Course 2025 Washington State University Biofilms Short Course is schedule for July 29 – August 1, 2024 (Monday-Thursday)
- 5 December 2024 Post Gamry Announces Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Partnership with NOVONIX
- 18 March 2024 Post Gamry Marks 35th Anniversary
- 21 February 2024 Post Gamry Instruments Partners with Bioz
- 17 November 2023 News Gamry Instruments Partners With Kolibrik Gamry Instruments is happy to announce their new partnership with Kolibrik for distribution of their instruments in North America and China.
- 10 August 2023 Post Electrochemically Active Biofilms Short Course 2023
- 19 July 2022 Post Dates Have Been Announced for a New Four-Day EIS Short Course Co-Sponsored by Gamry Instruments Gamry Instruments is proud to once again co-sponsor the EIS Short Course being held November 7-10th at the Mayflower Park Hotel located at 405 Olive Way, Seattle, WA 98101. (USA).
- 19 April 2021 News Gamry to Sponsor the ECS Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Research Award
- 19 April 2021 News Gamry to Sponsor the ECS Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Research Award 2022
- 17 March 2021 News The Gamry Interface 1010E Potentiostat Wins Seal of Quality
- 6 November 2020 Post Introducing a High Voltage Test System for EIS up to 20kHz
- 27 August 2020 Post The ECS Community Adapts and Advances
- 10 July 2019 News Celebrating 30 Years Designing and Building Precision Electrochemical Instrumentation
- 18 December 2018 News Eight Channel Instrument for Impedance Measurements on Batteries
- 11 December 2018 News Gamry Expands Product Range of Battery Holders
- 6 September 2018 Post Gamry Announces Exclusive Distribution of MicroVacuum’s Quartz Crystal Microbalance Instruments Which Include Impedance and Dissipation
- 25 July 2018 News Gamry Introduces Students to Corrosion using Electrochemical Methods