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Promethean Particles Present MOFs for Carbon Capture

After connecting at the Advanced Materials Show 2022, AZoM spoke with Selina Ambrose and James Stephenson from Promethean Particles about the mission of the company and the way MOFs are changing the game of carbon capture.

From The Advanced Materials Show 18 Oct 2022

Artificial Intelligence in Image Analysis

This interview with Francis Quintal Lauzon, Director of Product and Innovation at Clemex Technologies, discusses using artificial intelligence in image analysis. He discusses the challenges involved with automation in microscopy, as well as possibilities for the future of AI.

From Clemex Technologies 19 Aug 2022

Studying the Structure of Complex Biological Samples

In this article, Xenocs explains how high-quality data can be obtained even when dealing with complex biological samples.

From Xenocs SAS 17 Oct 2022

How to Probe the Effects of Oxidation on Model Lipid Bilayers

Oxidation can have a variety of effects on model lipid bilayers. In this article, Xenocs explains how to probe and measure those effects.

From Xenocs SAS 17 Oct 2022

Using SAXS in Drug Development and Formulations

In this article, Xenocs illustrates how SAXS can be used in drug development and formulations.

From Xenocs SAS 17 Oct 2022

How to Measure Extremely Thin Single Protein Fibers

In this article, Xenocs demonstrates how its equipment can be used to measure and analyze extremely thin single protein fibers.

From Xenocs SAS 17 Oct 2022

Achieving Fast Thermal Studies of Cocoa Butter

Using simultaneous SAXS/WAXS measurements, Xenocs can achieve fast thermal studies of cocoa butter.

From Xenocs SAS 17 Oct 2022

Measuring the Kinetics of Dye Degradation with Allura Red

This article from Avantes discusses the kinetics of dye degradation, specifically with Allura Red, a powdered azo dye. The experiment measures the absorbance and transmittance of Allura Red.

From Avantes 17 Oct 2022

Lightweight, Reusable Energy-Absorbing Material That Protects Like Metal

AZoM speaks with Sung Hoon Kang from Johns Hopkins University about his research into a novel reusable shock-absorbing material that is lighter and tougher than metal.

By Bethan Davies 14 Oct 2022

How are Bioplastics Made?

Bioplastics offer improved material properties and potentially lower environmental impacts than conventional plastic materials made from petrochemicals. “Drop-in” bio-based plastics are compatible with current recycling processes, and some of these products are designed for biodegradation.

By Ben Pilkington 14 Oct 2022