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Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis Assessments

In many industries and applications, nanomaterials in the form of nanoparticulates play a key role due to their unique properties exhibited when divided into ultra-fine dimensions (e.g. greatly increased surface area, number concentration, etc.).

From Malvern Panalytical 6 Jan 2016

The Principles of Triple Detection GPC/SEC for Accurate Macromolecule Characterization

Triple detection GPC/SEC is a well-established method for the accurate and complete characterization of macromolecules.

From Malvern Panalytical 6 Jan 2016

Evaluating Ceramic Granules Produced by a Spray Drying Process

Ceramics are found in a diverse range of industries and applications, right from a simple cereal bowl to sophisticated components of a mobile phone, to body armor.

From Malvern Panalytical 6 Jan 2016

The Importance of Strain Measurement in Materials Development

Ian McEnteggart, Composites Market Manager at Instron, talks to AZoM about the importance of strain measurement in materials development.

From Instron - USA 6 Jan 2016

The Damaging Effects of Unbalanced Voltage Supply

AZoM spoke to Holger Hannmann, of ABB's power conditioning business, about the myriad of complications an unbalananced voltage supply can cause in industrial settings.

From ABB Power Conditioning – Electrification Products Division 6 Jan 2016

Polyurethane Foam for Use in Orthopedic and Medical Models

Pacific Research Laboratories, Inc., also known as Sawbones, is a leading provider of anatomical and orthopedic models.

From General Plastics Manufacturing 5 Jan 2016

Active Vibration Cancellation Technology

In this interview, Wes Wigglesworth from TMC talks about the technology and applications of their active vibration cancellation systems.

From TMC Vibration Control 4 Jan 2016

Fast and Simple Liquid Analysis

In this interview, Jim Williams, Account Manager at Specac, talks to AZoM about the new simpler, easier and faster way to analyze liquids with the Pearl.

From Specac Ltd 18 Dec 2015

Creating Biocompatible Yarn from Animal By-Products

In this interview, Professor Wendelin Stark speaks to AZoM about a new gelatin-based yarn his research group have been developing. It is hoped that this yarn will find application in the medical industry thanks to its biocompatible nature.

By Beth Ellison 17 Dec 2015