Circular dichroism (CD) is a spectroscopic technique used in the study of chiral molecules. Circular dichroism is the differential absorbance of left- and right- circularly polarised light, and is particularly suited to studying the secondary and tertiary structure of biological molecules. 
An Introduction to Circular Dichroism
Chirascan Circular Dichroism Spectrometer
Chirascan accessories

Stopped-flow is a technique for studying the reaction mechanisms of fast chemical reactions.  Two or more solutions are forced to mix and flow through a measurement cell. The flow is then suddenly stopped, and the reaction studied using a spectroscopic technique such as absorbance, fluorescence or circular dichroism. 
An Introduction to Stopped-Flow
SX20 stopped-flow spectrometer
SX20 accessories
SF.3 stopped-flow accessory for Chirascan
RX.2000 rapid mixing stopped-flow unit

Laser Flash Photolysis

Laser flash photolysis is a technique capable of studying extremely fast reaction kinetics at the nanosecond time-scale.

Applied Photophysics has been supplying laser flash photolysis instruments since 1973. The experience gained during this period has resulted in the LKS.60 spectrometer which offers both ease of use and flexibility, including special configurations such as combined stopped-flow and/or flow-flash systems. 
An Introduction to Laser Flash
LKS.60 Laser Flash Photolysis Spectrometer
LKS.60 accessories

Global Analysis is an analysis technique where multiple data sets are analysed simultaneously in order to get more robust fitting and therefore more accurate results. 
An Introduction to Global Analysis
Global3 - Global Analysis for DMS
Pro-K II - 2nd Order Global Analysis
Pro-K - Global Analysis