Autolab for
Academics
Academics, we're here for you.
At Metrohm Autolab, we understand the unique needs of academic laboratories and academic people. That’s why we’ve developed a range of potentiostats and galvanostats to support both foundational education, teaching laboratories and advanced research in electrochemistry.
Whether you are equipping a teaching lab or driving forward new discoveries, Autolab offers flexible, reliable, and high-performance tools to help you succeed.
Why choose Autolab for your lab?
- Unique academia pricing bundles
Grant funding is hard to secure and even harder to stretch across competing priorities. Which is why we offer customisable pricing packages to ensure you're getting the right instruments for the right price. Read stories from current academic Autolab users.
- Purpose-built for education
Compact and affordable systems like the PGSTAT101 and PGSTAT204 are ideal for hands-on teaching and student experiments.
- Research ready performance
Advanced systems such as the VIONIC and the Modular Line offer precision, power, and scalability. Add techniques such as Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), low-current modules, or bipotentiostat capability as your lab evolves.
- User-friendly software
NOVA and INTELLO software make experiment setup, automation, and data analysis intuitive, even for new users.
- Extensive application support
Benefit from a global knowledge base, dedicated application notes, and local technical support.
Let's find the right solution for you.
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Autolab in Action: Real stories from the lab
I’ve used a Metrohm Autolab system for more than 10 years, and it routinely allows us to achieve limits of detection of nanomolar or less in seawater. The system is very versatile and the NOVA software is visually very appealing and intuitive
Dr. Rosie Chance ,
Senior Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of York studies the chemistry of iodine in the ocean and atmosphere
We really like the Autolab rotating disk electrode because it's dead silent, you can rotate it at a load of different rotation speeds, which is specifically useful for generating that kind of data without noise from mechanical motion
Daniel Houghton,
PhD Student at the University of Warwick performs energy research using rotating ring disk electrodes
I use the Metrohm Autolab Potentiostat and find it very reliable, robust, and the NOVA software very easy to use and flexible. I really appreciate the support throughout my PhD, and I'm very happy to recommend Autolab instruments to anyone interested in battery and supercapacitor research.
Dr. Thanuja Galhena,
Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge researches supercapacitors, particularly electrode material
We've ended up buying a lot of Metrohm Autolab equipment. They're very easy to use, very easy to teach people. The support team help you identify the potentiostat you want to buy and the most cost-effective way of getting that capability.
Dr. Joshua Tully,
Research Fellow at the University of Warwick, Electrochemist and materials scientist with intrests in Boron Doped Diamond