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Coupling of Technologies Delivers Information Faster than Conventional Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC)

In a recent announcement made by Waters Corporation, the company highlighted that it has entered into a Co-Marketing agreement with Wyatt Technology in order to bring about improvements in the analysis of synthetic polymers and biotherapeutic proteins.

1 Jun 2017

New Study Could Help Develop Advanced Materials by Mimicking Bamboo's Toughness and Lightness

A recent finding that throws light on biomimetic approaches in the development of materials refers to the optimization of spatial distribution of fibers in hollow bamboo cylinders in order to reinforce flexural rigidity.

1 Jun 2017

Gold Compound Shifts from Visible to Invisible Fluorescence

Certain materials luminesce, changing their color and intensity when exposed to mechanical forces such as rubbing or grinding. These luminescent “mechanochromic” materials can create a range of emission colors in the visible light spectrum, from blue to red. Their color-changes under force are properly documented, and are caused by variations to the molecules’ crystal structures.

1 Jun 2017

Magritek Launch the 80 MHz Spinsolve 80, the Highest Performance and Most Powerful Benchtop NMR Spectrometer in the World.

Magritek, a leading provider of compact NMR and MRI instruments, announces the latest member their Spinsolve Benchtop NMR family. Based on Magritek's patented Halbach magnet design,* Spinsolve 80 is the only 80 MHz benchtop NMR using 5 mm NMR tubes. The advanced shimming of this magnet design provides the highest sensitivity and resolution of any benchtop NMR spectrometer on the market today

From Magritek 1 Jun 2017

Pittcon Announces Exhibiting Plans for AWWA and IAFP

Pittcon is pleased to announce its plans to exhibit at the American Water Works Association exposition, ACE17, which will be held on June 12-14, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, PA. Ron Bargiel, wat...

From Pittcon 1 Jun 2017

Duke's Sho Yaida Settles a 30-Year-Old Mystery About Nature of Glass and Disordered Materials

When you zoom in on a crystal, you will find an ordered array of atoms that are evenly spaced like the windows on the Empire State Building. But when you zoom in on a piece of glass, the picture looks a bit messier, more like a random pile of sand, or maybe be the windows on a Frank Gehry building.

31 May 2017

New Technique Enables Real-Time Monitoring of Materials in High-Radiation Environments

A new advance on a method formulated by MIT Researchers could enable continuous, high-precision monitoring of materials exposed to a high-radiation environment. The technique may allow these materials to last much longer, removing the need for preventive replacement. It could also accelerate the search for new and better materials for these challenging environments.

31 May 2017

Free Webinar on Weighing Methods Used for Sample Preparation by Fusion

Claisse, a PANalytical company and global market leader in sample preparation for atomic spectroscopy (including X-ray) analysis, announces their free webinar on Enhance the quality of your XRF data by using the best weighing methods for sample preparation by fusion.

31 May 2017

New Project Focuses on Developing Enhanced Carbon Fiber Composites

The Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation (IACMI, in partnership with Michelman and other key IACMI consortium members, has announced a project focused on the optimization of vinyl ester resins and fiber sizings for the fabrication of carbon fiber composites.

29 May 2017

Pittcon Announces Exhibiting Plans for AWWA and IAFP

May 30, 2017. Pittsburgh, PA. Pittcon is pleased to announce its plans to exhibit at the American Water Works Association exposition, ACE17, which will be held on June 12-14, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center i...

From Pittcon 29 May 2017

Garner Industries Expands Lincoln Operations

Garner Industries is expanding its operations in Lincoln, Nebraska with a 40,000-square foot addition to its existing 75,000 square foot building.

26 May 2017

Growing Reputation of Hosokawa’s Agrochemical Agglomerates System

Delivering high speed, continuous production of agrochemicals with good flow properties, long shelf life and good dispersibility and wettability the Hosokawa Micron agglomerator/humidifier system is becoming increasingly popular with producers of agrochemicals.

From Hosokawa Micron Ltd 26 May 2017