Point Grey, a world-leading designer and manufacturer of innovative, high-performance digital cameras, today announced the addition of a new 4.1 megapixel global shutter CCD to the Grasshopper3 family of high quality, high resolution USB 3.0 cameras.
Micromeritics’ Instrument Grant Committee has recently selected its latest grant recipient. A 3Flex Surface Characterization Analyzer has been awarded to the Institute for Chemical and Bioengineering at ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
The highly-efficient Diamould product line of connectors for subsea and downhole applications relies on VICTREX® PEEK polymer. With proven performance in hostile environments, the high performance thermoplastic makes the connectors suitable for deepwater and high pressure, high temperature (HPHT) wellhead and downhole applications.
Nordson MARCH, a Nordson® company (NASDAQ: NDSN) and global leader in plasma processing technology, extends its line of TRAK™ technology products with the FlexTRAK-S™ large-capacity plasma system for advanced semiconductor and electronic packaging.
Capable of operating up to 110°C, the High Temperature Atrato ultrasonic flowmeter from Titan Enterprises is purpose designed for applications requiring precise flow measurement at elevated temperatures.
Peak Scientific is set to return to the 20th International Mass Spectrometry Conference in Geneva, Switzerland for the week of August 24-29, 2014.
Visit Peak at booths 34/35, where they will be exhibiting their Precis...
Cortec® is proud to introduce a major step forward in the spray can technology - EcoAir® - complete line of unique, compressed air powered, water-based spray can products. Fast-acting, economical, dependable and safe to handle, EcoAir® leads the way in environmentally safe corrosion protection technology while eliminating waste disposal costs. For the first time, Cortec® is providing spray cans powered by compressed air that are complete, biobased replacement for expensive and hazardous chemical propellants.
Researchers from NIMS have created a highly efficient technique to develop friction materials with a specific frictional property.
By Stuart Milne
26 Aug 2014
A new class of materials, known as protein crystalline frameworks (PCFs), have been discovered by a team of researchers from Helmholtz Center Berlin (HZB) and the Fudan University in China.
By Alexander Chilton
26 Aug 2014
Researchers at Stanford University have used high-resolution electron microscopy in order to reveal the three-dimensional structure of a gold nanoparticle at atomic resolution.
By Alexander Chilton
25 Aug 2014
Dr Graham Rideal, CEO of calibration standards company Whitehouse Scientific, has completed a lecture tour of Europe, travelling in style and accompanied by the company’s ShapeSizer Image Analyser.
Plastic recycling is a significant part in todays society. However, not all the plastic we throw away is the same. Identifying and categorizing plastic materials can be a tricky business. Now, Researchers from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) have developed a simple process that increases the efficiency of recycling plastic waste.
By Stuart Milne
22 Aug 2014
Berkeley Lab researchers used state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopes and a sophisticated rapid detection high resolution camera for recording the physical mechanisms monitoring the evolution of flat faces on platinum nanocube surfaces formed in liquids.
By Stuart Milne
22 Aug 2014
Louisiana Tech University researchers have devised a novel technique for the fabrication of custom medical implants using consumer-grade 3D printers. These implants can be loaded with medicinal compounds or antibiotics to enable targeted drug delivery.
By Stuart Milne
22 Aug 2014
This new transparent solar concentrator uses organic molecules to absorb energy from infrared and ultraviolet light, channeling it into photovoltaic cells whilst allowing all visible light to pass through unaffected.
By Will Soutter
22 Aug 2014