This article examines the increasing demand for semiconductors and how the future looks for one of the most important technologies in several industries.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
5 May 2021
Overall, particle size can be reliably measured using different methodologies of X-ray diffraction, dependent on the situation.
By Sarah Moore
5 May 2021
This article will provide an overview of elemental analysis and how one of the common technologies employed, the elemental analyzer, works.
By Reginald Davey
5 May 2021
With additional focus triggered by shortages and funding initiatives from governments worldwide, 3D printing in the semiconductor sector is becoming more attractive.
By Brett Smith
4 May 2021
A new study has helped develop a reliable analytical method for characterizing tire and road wear particles using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) alongside energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX) mapping and time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS).
By Sarah Moore
26 Apr 2021
Semiconductors are one of the most important technological advances of the 20th century and are said to be a significant pillar of the IT industry. Today, they are used in a staggering array of technologies. This article will provide an overview of how semiconductors are used in cars.
Next-generation banknotes and passports could benefit from a novel approach to fine-tuning the color of fluorescent polymers, which could also advance microscopy and imaging techniques used in cell biology and medicine.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
23 Apr 2021
Found in every kind of modern vehicle, semiconductors make it possible for electric cars to be efficient, interactive and safe, which is critical when human life is at risk.
By Brett Smith
23 Apr 2021
Redox flow batteries are set to be a significant part of many future energy storage developments.
By Oliver Trevelyan
22 Apr 2021
Particle size analysis is vital to a wide range of industries, particularly those that rely on quality control. Here, we discuss its importance in the main industries that rely on particle size analysis: pharmaceuticals, construction, paint and coatings, food and drink, and aerosols.
By Sarah Moore
22 Apr 2021