Creating the Origin of Life with Self Optimising Reactor Systems

In this interview we speak to Professor Lee Cronin, regius chair of chemistry at Glasgow university about his current research and how he is using self optimising reactor systems to break new ground and open up the field of chemistry

Carbon Material Quality Control using Raman Spectroscopy

Raman is ideal for characterisation of carbon materials as it is extremely sensitive to geometric structure and bonding within molecules.

Polyacrylamide-based Polymers for Enhanced Oil Recovery

There is a need for new polymers that can resist hydrolysis at high temperatures to optimise enhanced oil recovery by polymer flooding.

Using Nanoindentation for Comprehensive, Industrial Failure Analysis

AZoM speaks to Dr Karbach to learn about the work Currenta Analytics do to investigate material complaints for their customers.

High-Temperature Creep Testing of a Superalloy Bond Coat

A superalloy is a material that has been specially designed to conserve high creep resistance and strength when used at high temperatures. Currently, these are made of complex materials which are composites of a dozen or more elements.

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