Rees Scientific

10/07/2026

We’re live at the ISPE Boston Product Show!

There’s still time to stop by our booth and connect with Eric Krebs and Chad Kucharski before the show wraps up today. Stop by to meet the team, learn more about Rees, and get a closer look at ReesHelix, our latest software interface.

If you’re at the show, make sure Rees is on your list of stops. We’ll see you at Booth W207!

Can’t make it today? Visit us at one of our upcoming tradeshows or head to our website to learn more about our solutions. https://hubs.li/Q04zvF3p0

10/02/2026

The newest edition of the RS Review is here.

Our quarterly customer newsletter is packed with company event highlights, industry news, team updates, and more, giving you a closer look at what’s happening across Rees Scientific and the industries we serve.

Check out the latest edition now in the Resources section of our website. Link: https://hubs.li/Q04z31QF0

10/01/2026

We’re just one week away from AATB Congress 26!

Richard Maurer will be representing Rees Scientific at Booth 111, connecting with tissue banking professionals to discuss reliable monitoring, compliance, and support for critical environments.

Attending AATB Congress 26? Stop by to meet Richard and learn how Rees can support your monitoring needs.

09/30/2026

Heading to the ISPE Boston Product Show next week? Make Rees Booth W207 one of your stops.

In just one week, Rees Scientific will be in Foxborough, MA showcasing our solutions for regulated environments, including our new ReesHelix platform.

See the modern ReesHelix interface and get a firsthand look at the new experience designed to make interacting with your environmental monitoring system more intuitive.

Chad Kucharski and Eric Krebs will be at the booth throughout the show to answer questions, talk through your monitoring needs, and discuss ReesHelix.

We look forward to seeing you on October 7 at booth W207!

09/28/2026

Meet the person usually behind our social media posts! This month’s Employee Spotlight features Kristie Naulty, our Marketing and Content Coordinator.

Kristie began her career at Rees 12 years ago as part of the Inside Sales Support team before transitioning into Marketing. Along the way, she’s gained a unique perspective on our customers and our company.

Today, she coordinates content creation, graphic design, and Rees Scientific’s social media presence, helping bring our stories, resources, and company updates to life.

She’s usually the one sharing everyone else’s stories, but this month, it’s her turn. Read the full interview with Kristie on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04ymd5b0

09/25/2026

Welcome to another installment of our Friday FAQ series, where we address common questions and break them down into practical insights for regulated environments.

This week's featured Friday FAQ: Is temperature mapping the same as continuous monitoring?

While they work together, they serve different purposes.

Temperature mapping characterizes how temperature varies throughout a space at a specific point in time, helping identify hot spots, cold spots, and other patterns.

Continuous monitoring provides ongoing visibility into conditions during routine use.

Together, they provide a more complete picture, with mapping helping inform where continuous monitoring points should be placed.

Learn more about temperature mapping and its role in effective monitoring: https://hubs.li/Q04x9Snq0

09/23/2026

Your refrigerator says 5°C. But is it 5°C everywhere?

A single temperature reading doesn’t always tell the full story. Hot spots, cold spots, airflow, loading, and probe placement can all affect conditions throughout a controlled space.

Our latest blog explores how temperature mapping provides the data needed to better understand equipment performance and make informed decisions about storage and monitoring.

Read the full blog to learn what temperature mapping can reveal and why it matters for regulated environments:

Learn how temperature mapping identifies hot and cold spots in refrigerators, freezers, and CTUs and helps protect temperature-sensitive products.

09/21/2026

The Rees Team is on the road this fall!

From across the U.S. all the way to Germany, the Rees team is looking forward to connecting with you.

At each event, you’ll have the opportunity to meet with Rees experts, discuss your environmental monitoring needs, and learn how our solutions can support your organization.

We’ll also be showcasing ReesHelix, our newest environmental monitoring software designed to deliver a modern, intuitive monitoring experience.

Check out where we’re headed next. We hope to see you there!

09/18/2026

Welcome to another installment of our Friday FAQ series, where we address common questions and break them down into practical insights for regulated environments.

This week's featured Friday FAQ: Why is temperature mapping important?

A single temperature reading may not tell the full story.

Temperature mapping helps identify variations throughout a unit, including potential hot and cold spots that may otherwise go unnoticed.

By understanding how temperature behaves across the entire space, organizations can make more informed decisions about storage, monitoring, qualification, and risk.

Learn more about temperature mapping and why it matters: https://hubs.ly/Q04x9Q6n0