Last Thursday, Puget Sound Business Journal reveiled their ranked lists of Washinton’s Best Places to Work. Within our small business category, 95 other companies qualified as finalists, and Sequoia ranked 23rd! Sequoia’s President &...
Washington–based Sequoia Scientific, Inc. is pleased to announce receipt of a Phase I SBIR grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to develop a new in-situ hyperspectral ocean water absorption instrument. Sequoia...
Last month, Sequoia sent out a survey to aid in our development of the LISST-RTSSV. Survey participants were entered in a drawing for $100, and our two winners were Benjamin Geldart and David Felix. Thank you for providing us crucial feedback as we continue...
Earlier this month, Sequoia sent out a survey to our LISST-ABS users to get feedback on how we can continue to improve this instrument. Survey participants were entered into a drawing for $200. Our winner was Cindy Crane from the Prince Edward Island...
In 2008, Sequoia Scientific’s Dr. Ole Mikkelsen co-authored and published a paper; The Influence of Schlieren on In-situ Optical Measurements Used for Particle Characterization. This paper was based on data collected during his postdoctoral work...