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Centrifuge Cell Windows Now Offered in Sapphire and Quartz

High precision sapphire and quartz centrifuge cell windows for use in Beckman® Coulter analytical ultracentrifugation (AUC) centrifuges that provide users with greater flexibility when configuring experiments have been introduced by Meller Optics, Inc. of Providence, RI.

6 Feb 2026

Soft Electrodes Could Improve Non-Invasive Nerve Stimulation

Polyurethane-based soft electrodes offer a scalable solution for non-invasive nerve stimulation, improving comfort and electrical contact in wearable devices.

5 Feb 2026

Decades-Long ORNL Collaboration Drives Duraloy's Material Breakthroughs

For more than 30 years, Oak Ridge National Laboratory has helped shape the future of high-temperature alloys, translating fundamental materials research into industrial impact.

4 Feb 2026

Polaron Raises $8 M to Build the ‘Intelligence Layer for Materials Science’

Polaron, the London-based AI startup transforming how advanced materials are characterized, designed and manufactured, has raised $8 million to build the ‘intelligence layer for materials science’.

4 Feb 2026

Printable Indium Telluride Turns Body Heat into Bendable Power

Flexible thermoelectric generators made from screen-printed indium telluride show enhanced performance through co-doping and heterojunction design.

29 Jan 2026

Diamond and 2D Materials Create Powerful Electronics for Harsh Conditions

Argonne researchers have developed a method for combining diamond with a thin layer of molybdenum disulfide, enabling electronic devices to operate at room temperature and potentially improving performance in challenging environments.

27 Jan 2026

Why Oil & Gas Operators Prefer Cygnus 1 Ex for Hazardous Zone Inspections

Cygnus 1 Ex sets the standard for ultrasonic thickness measurement in oil and gas, offering safety, cost savings, and reliability in hazardous environments.

From Cygnus Instruments Ltd. 26 Jan 2026

Liquid Metal Powers a Whole New Kind of Motor

UNSW researchers create the world’s first motor that spins using a droplet of liquid metal, opening new possibilities for soft robotics and flexible machines.

19 Jan 2026

Novel Applications in 3D ED Using Direct Electron Hybrid Pixel Detectors

Dectris was honored to participate in the MicroED Short Course organized by NYSBC, SEMC, and NCCAT.

From Dectris Ltd 12 Jan 2026

Nanoscale Control of Bismuth Ferrite Boosts Data Storage Potential

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory used specialized tools to study materials at the atomic scale and analyze defects at the materials' surface.

7 Jan 2026

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