About RSS

RSS commonly stands for "Really Simple Syndication" and is an XML data format for syndicating or feeding data without user intervention.

Think of it as a news ticker that updates itself over the web. In other words, you have a one-stop syndication source for all the web publications you care about!

Many RSS feeds are available around the web - from major news outlets, magazines, retailers, blogs, and more.

You can read more about RSS at Wikipedia.

Some Common RSS Feed Readers

Many modern web browsers, like Firefox, Safari, and Opera have built-in feed reading capabilities. With it's latest 7.0 release, Microsoft's Internet Explorer has caught up with the pack.

There are also a number of applications specifically designed to aggregate RSS feeds (and other syndication technologies, like Atom) such as RSS Owl, which is available for all major operating systems.

Finally, many customizable homepage portals like iGoogle and NetVibes feature built-in support for RSS feeds, so you can read your favorite news on your homepage!

Latest News

June 24, 2010

Exhibtor Workshop at Protein Society

David Myzka, PhD of Biosensor Tools will be the featured speaker at the Exhibitor Workshop sponsored by ICx Nomadics on Aug 4, 2010 at the 24th Annual Symposium of the Protein Society in San Diego. Dr Myszka and John Quinn, PhD of ICx Nomadics will present the features of the SensiQ Pioneer, including the new throughput improvement method, Fast-Step gradient injection. The Workshop is from 12-30-1:30 in Room Manchester D. Lunch is provided.

May 07, 2010

PEGS Summit - May 17-21, 2010

The new Fast-Step Gradient Injection method will be featured as part of the SensiQ Pioneer shown at the PEGS Summitt from May 17-21st at the Boston Sheraton Hotel. Come by booth 107 to see the latest in throughput advantage using Surface Plasmon Resonance systems.