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How can you Advance your Research Efficiently with the New ESCALAB QXi Microprobe?

In this interview, AZoM talks to Tim Nunney, Marketing Manager from Thermo Scientific Surface Analysis and Microanalysis about the new Thermo Scientific™ ESCALAB™ QXi X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) Microprobe.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific – X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) 14 Dec 2021

Producing Biofilms with Additive Manufacturing

AZoM talks to Dr. Anne Meyer about her novel research around the 3D printing of biofilms

By Skyla Baily 14 Dec 2021

Gas Detection at the UK's Largest Engineering Campus

International Gas Detectors (IGD) recently completed a large gas detection system project in partnership with Medical Pipelines Services Ltd for the Manchester Engineering Campus.

From International Gas Detectors Ltd 29 Nov 2021

Air Taxis & Electric Powered Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft (eVTOLs)

Analli Carvalho discusses eVTOLs' role in urban transport, their quiet, sustainable design, and the potential for widespread accessibility with ROHACELL® tech.

From Evonik Industries - ROHACELL 8 Dec 2021

3D Printing Robot Eyes with Colored Gelatin

This article considers the application of additive manufacturing technology to the development of realistic gelatin eyes for use in the robotics industry.

By Reginald Davey 14 Dec 2021

Algaeing: Algae Derived Material Fibers

Recently, Algaeing, a startup company initiated in 2016, has used algae as a novel source to produce fibers and dyes for the textile industry. This method of textile production provides a greener solution and has redesigned the textile industry.

From Algaeing 13 Dec 2021

Building Lightweight Bridges with Friction Stir Welding Technology

AZoM talks to Dr. Oleg Panchenko of the Lightweight Materials and Structures Laboratory in SPbPU, and their project that will create a lightweight bridge employing a novel aluminum alloy and friction stir welding technique.

By Skyla Baily 9 Dec 2021

Can We 3D Print Cosmetic Face Masks?

3D printing are not only changing the way we make things but adjusting the realms of possibility, creating capabilities and functionalities that were previously out of reach with traditional production processes.

By Sarah Moore 13 Dec 2021