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Harper International Successfully Completes Virtual Acceptance at 2000°C on Graphite Rotary Tube Furnace

Harper International Successfully Completes Virtual Acceptance at 2000°C on Graphite Rotary Tube Furnace

From Harper International 26 Oct 2020
Innovative New Technology from Mitsubishi Engineering-Plastics Corporation Helps Reduce Emission Footprints

Innovative New Technology from Mitsubishi Engineering-Plastics Corporation Helps Reduce Emission Footprints

From Mitsubishi Engineering-Plastics Corporation 22 Oct 2020
New Model to Convert Soft Structures into Pyroelectric Materials

New Model to Convert Soft Structures into Pyroelectric Materials

22 Oct 2020
Researchers Discover New Kind of Hidden Symmetry in Photonic Crystals

Researchers Discover New Kind of Hidden Symmetry in Photonic Crystals

21 Oct 2020
NREL Scientists Report Breakthrough in Developing Next-Generation Thermochromic Window

NREL Scientists Report Breakthrough in Developing Next-Generation Thermochromic Window

21 Oct 2020
Novel Membranes for CO2 Extraction from Ambient Air

Novel Membranes for CO2 Extraction from Ambient Air

19 Oct 2020
Swansea Expert to Explain How Coated Steel can Harness Solar Energy

Swansea Expert to Explain How Coated Steel can Harness Solar Energy

19 Oct 2020
Surrey Scientists Reveal Improvements in Making Perovskite-Based Solar Cells

Surrey Scientists Reveal Improvements in Making Perovskite-Based Solar Cells

19 Oct 2020
New Biodegradable Thermotherapy Patch Could Reduce Electronic Waste

New Biodegradable Thermotherapy Patch Could Reduce Electronic Waste

16 Oct 2020
Organic-Only Dyes Produce Films with Gold- and Bronze-Like Effects

Organic-Only Dyes Produce Films with Gold- and Bronze-Like Effects

15 Oct 2020

Insights into microCT technology: evolvement, applications, and automation

In this interview, Dirk Laeveren and Mark Riccio, Product Marketing Managers for the microCT product line at Thermo Fisher Scientific, discuss microCT, including the possibilities it provides in various applications, and ways to combine it with other visualization techniques.

Insights into microCT technology: evolvement, applications, and automation
High-Frequency In-Vacuum Cables—to 40 GHz

High-Frequency In-Vacuum Cables—to 40 GHz

For high-frequency signal generation and detection in-vacuum (HV/UHV), Allectra has developed two feedthroughs, the 242-SMAD27G and the 242-SMAD40G, which allow up to 27 and 40 GHz frequencies, respectively. To complement these, we are introducing new K-type SMA cables for in-vacuum use, the 380-SMAK series.

From Allectra Limited