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A QBD Approach to Continuous Tablet Manufacture

The pharmaceutical industry is looking to continuous processing to enhance production efficiency and product quality, in line with guidance from the regulatory agencies.

From Freeman Technology 17 Jul 2019

GaSb/AlAsSb APDs Advance X-ray and Gamma-ray Detection

Recently, researchers from University of California at Los Angeles have advanced the technology by creating a new type of detectors to sense X-rays and gamma-rays.

17 Jul 2019

Elements of Indium by Indium Corporation: Malleability

Indium Corporation is the global leader for indium metal and associated technologies. Because of its unique properties with virtually limitless applications, indium metal is literally all around us.

From Indium Corporation 17 Jul 2019

Water in Lithium Ion Battery Materials - Reliable and Precise Determination by Karl Fischer Titration

Lithium ion batteries are energizing the current mega trend towards electrical mobility.

17 Jul 2019

Volume Graphics Releases New Generation of CT Software Solutions

Volume Graphics has announced the latest generation of its software solutions for non-destructive quality assurance with industrial computed tomography (CT): Version 3.3 of VGSTUDIO MAX, VGSTUDIO, VGMETROLOGY, and VGinLINE.

From Volume Graphics GmbH 12 Jul 2019

Integrating Combinatorial Materials Science with Computational Methods to Find New Materials

New materials are important for several things, including efficient energy conversion for eco-friendly engines of the future.

11 Jul 2019

Easy-to-Measure Parameter for Selecting Electrolyte for Metal-Air Batteries

Metal-air batteries are known to possess excellent gravimetric energy densities, and hence they have been pursued as an ideal replacement to lithium-ion batteries.

11 Jul 2019

Microchip Valve Powered by Earthworm Muscle

Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR) in Japan have built the first microchip valve driven by living cells.

10 Jul 2019

New Multifunctional Metal Alloys Change Size and Volume Under Magnetic Field

Researchers from Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) created multifunctional metal alloys that release and absorb heat simultaneously and transform in volume and size under the impact of a magnetic field.

10 Jul 2019