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Discovery Could Lead to Ecologically Sustainable Energy Storage

Discovery Could Lead to Ecologically Sustainable Energy Storage

1 Oct 2020
Researchers Gain Key Insight into Electrons' Role in Harvesting of Light

Researchers Gain Key Insight into Electrons' Role in Harvesting of Light

1 Oct 2020
Cornell Engineers Develop New Framework to Make Biodegradable Elastomers

Cornell Engineers Develop New Framework to Make Biodegradable Elastomers

1 Oct 2020
New Molecular Material Made from Oligomers for Water-Splitting Devices

New Molecular Material Made from Oligomers for Water-Splitting Devices

29 Sep 2020
Researchers Develop Polymer Electrolytes for Redox Flow Batteries

Researchers Develop Polymer Electrolytes for Redox Flow Batteries

28 Sep 2020
A High-Performance Ruthenium-Based Catalyst for Production of Primary Amines

A High-Performance Ruthenium-Based Catalyst for Production of Primary Amines

28 Sep 2020
Electrochemical Switchability of New Catalysts

Electrochemical Switchability of New Catalysts

24 Sep 2020
New Class of Solid Materials Could Replace Flammable Liquid Electrolytes in Lithium-Ion Batteries

New Class of Solid Materials Could Replace Flammable Liquid Electrolytes in Lithium-Ion Batteries

23 Sep 2020
Sodium-Ion Batteries can be Complementary Alternatives to Lithium-Ion Batteries

Sodium-Ion Batteries can be Complementary Alternatives to Lithium-Ion Batteries

23 Sep 2020
Entegris Introduces Innovative Solution for Chemical Delivery Systems Critical to Semiconductor Industry

Entegris Introduces Innovative Solution for Chemical Delivery Systems Critical to Semiconductor Industry

From Entegris 23 Sep 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