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Study Aims at Producing Novel Composite Fuel for Futuristic Fast Reactors

Study Aims at Producing Novel Composite Fuel for Futuristic Fast Reactors

21 Jun 2018
Heterostructural Alloys Could Serve as a Promising Coating for Smart Windows

Heterostructural Alloys Could Serve as a Promising Coating for Smart Windows

21 Jun 2018
New Material with Optical Properties for Better Infrared Detection in Autonomous Vehicles

New Material with Optical Properties for Better Infrared Detection in Autonomous Vehicles

21 Jun 2018
Novel Molecular, Soft Cocrystalline Material Bends and Twists Reversibly

Novel Molecular, Soft Cocrystalline Material Bends and Twists Reversibly

21 Jun 2018
Studying NO2 Adsorption in a MOF Using XEMIS Sorption Analyzers

Studying NO2 Adsorption in a MOF Using XEMIS Sorption Analyzers

From Hiden Isochema 21 Jun 2018
Lead-Free Perovskite Material Shows Promise for High-Efficiency Solar Cells

Lead-Free Perovskite Material Shows Promise for High-Efficiency Solar Cells

21 Jun 2018
Researchers Use Lock-in Thermography to Observe Anisotropic Magneto-Peltier Effect

Researchers Use Lock-in Thermography to Observe Anisotropic Magneto-Peltier Effect

19 Jun 2018
New Superhard Tungsten Boride Can Compete with Conventional ‘Pobedit’

New Superhard Tungsten Boride Can Compete with Conventional ‘Pobedit’

18 Jun 2018
Researchers Chance upon ABBA Flaws in Conjugated Polymers

Researchers Chance upon ABBA Flaws in Conjugated Polymers

18 Jun 2018
Researchers Develop Modern NMR Models for Oil and Gas

Researchers Develop Modern NMR Models for Oil and Gas

18 Jun 2018

Investigating Enamel Nanostructure with Nanoindentation

In this interview, Dr S. Amini, post-doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interface, talks to AZoM about his work involving the structural properties and mechanical responses of teeth enamel.

Investigating Enamel Nanostructure with Nanoindentation
PR-PD2HR - Reticle Particle Detection System

PR-PD2HR - Reticle Particle Detection System

The HORIBA PR-PD2HR Particle Detection System is equipped with similar performance functions as found in the reticle/mask particle detection PD series. This system achieves a high availability and long-term stability, all the while increasing the S/N ratio three-fold at a dramatically improved operating sensitivity.

From HORIBA Scientific