ASITA 2026 – Will we see you there?

Garry Armstrong and Mark Gibson will be representing Sercon at this year’s ASITA 2026 Conference (Advances in Stable Isotope Techniques and Applications), in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan from June 7th–10th, 2026.

The focus of the conference continues to be on methodological advancements, technical challenges, and novel applications of stable isotopes, and we’ll be presenting SIRIX – our new solution for clumped isotopes and small carbonates (https://sercon-instruments.com/sirix-2/).

SIRIX helps researchers unlock the power of stable isotope analysis in carbonate shells with advanced IRMS technology, a collaboration between Sercon Instruments and our sister company Isotopx. This instrument offers unparalleled sensitivity, resolution, and precision for characterizing CO2 isotopologues, all without the need for expensive consumables.

Experience high-quality results without the complexity or high costs, just a fully integrated, fully computer-controlled system consisting of the Isotopx SIRIX IRMS and Sercon µCarbs carbonate sample preparation system and dual inlet.

The high throughput, reliability and reproducibility of the Sercon µCarbs, coupled with the sensitivity, precision and dynamic range of the Isotopx SIRIX offers unparalleled performance, utilising non-proprietary consumables reduces lab running cost and delivers a low cost of ownership.

If you’re going to be at ASITA 2026 and would like to talk to us about the SIRIX solution for clumped isotopes, you can pre-book a meeting with Garry and Mark around your planned schedule by emailing us at sales@sercongroup.com.

ASITA 26 is hosted by the University of Saskatchewan, Department of Soil Science; the McDonnell Hillslope Hydrology Lab, managed by Kim Janzen; and Dr. Geoff Koehler of Environment and Climate Change Canada Conference talks will be held at the University of Saskatchewan.

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