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VUV Analytics™ Extends Jet Fuel and Gasoline Analysis Capabilities

VUV Analytics is pleased to announce a series of momentous accomplishments; the approval of ASTM D8267 for jet fuel analysis, the approval of a revision of ASTM D8071 for finished gasoline analysis and the release of the VUV Analyzer™ for Fuels, a single GC-VUV platform capable of numerous fuels analysis methods.

From VUV Analytics 12 Sep 2019

Tescan Amber X - A Unique Combination of Plasma FIB and Field-Free UHR FE-SEM for the Widest Range of Materials Characterization Applications

As the first SEM manufacturer to commercialize integrated xenon plasma FIB with the SEM, TESCAN proudly announces TESCAN AMBER X. TESCAN AMBER X is a new FIB-SEM solution that combines high throughput plasma-assisted ion milling with improved ultra-high resolution (UHR) field-free SEM optics, a combination ideally suited for materials characterization over a significantly wider sample range.

From TESCAN Group 12 Sep 2019

Drexelbrook Launches Hazardous Area Approved Surge Protectors

AMETEK Drexelbrook, a world leader in level measurement technology, has expanded its product line with surge protectors, securing instrumentation, personnel and the environment from induced surge and transients from field cabling on installed certified instrumentation as well as on new applications.

From AMETEK Drexelbrook 12 Sep 2019

Uniqsis Offers Optimized Modules for Flow Chemistry System

Uniqsis offers an extensive range of individual flow chemistry modules that can be used on any flow chemistry system.

From Uniqsis Ltd 11 Sep 2019

HORIBA MIRA Calls for Urgent Review of Outdated EV Testing to Tackle Range Anxiety

An urgent overhaul of how range is determined on electric vehicles (EVs) is needed if the UK is to successfully tackle ‘range anxiety’, according to global engineering and testing consultancy HORIBA MIRA.

From HORIBA MIRA 5 Sep 2019

Creating 'Movies' of Thin Film Growth at NSLS-II

From paint on a wall to tinted car windows, thin films make up a wide variety of materials found in ordinary life. But thin films are also used to build some of today’s most important technologies, such as computer chips and solar cells.

3 Sep 2019

Non-Contact Colour Sensor Counts Bogie Wheel Pulses in Rail Research Project

Precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon has supplied a CFO200 non-contact colour recognition sensor to The Institute of Railway Research (IRR) at The University of Huddersfield.

From Micro-Epsilon 30 Aug 2019

Microfluidic Devices Made of Wood

To analyze tiny amounts of liquids, scientists often use devices called microfluidic chips, which are small pieces of plastic that are etched or molded with miniscule channels.

23 Aug 2019

Scientists Develop a Metamaterial for Applications in Magnonics, an Alternative to Conventional Electronics

Physicists from Russia and Europe have demonstrated the real possibility of using superconductor/ferromagnet systems to create magnonic crystals, which will be at the core of spin-wave devices to come in the post-silicon era of electronics. The paper was published in the journal Advanced Science.

22 Aug 2019

MICROPLASTICS EXPERT ALERT: Dr Andrew Mayes, University of East Anglia

The University of East Anglia scientist that pioneered a test to detect microplastics in water has today welcomed a World Health Organisation report calling for more research into how these tiny particles affect the environment and their potential impacts on human health.

22 Aug 2019

Editorial Highlights

The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

The global semiconductor market has entered an exciting period. Demand for chip technology is both driving the industry as well as hindering it, with current chip shortages predicted to last for some time. Current trends will likely shape the future of the industry, which is set to continue to show

How are Graphene Batteries Made?

The primary distinction between graphene-based batteries and solid-state batteries lies in the composition of either electrode. Although the cathode is commonly changed, carbon allotropes can also be employed in fabricating anodes.

What Role Will The IoT Play In The Electric Vehicle Industry?

In recent years, the IoT is rapidly being introduced into almost all sectors, but it has particular importance in the EV industry.

Materials Analysis News

VUV Analytics™ Extends Jet Fuel and Gasoline Analysis Capabilities

Tescan Amber X - A Unique Combination of Plasma FIB and Field-Free UHR FE-SEM for the Widest Range of Materials Characterization Applications

Drexelbrook Launches Hazardous Area Approved Surge Protectors

Uniqsis Offers Optimized Modules for Flow Chemistry System

HORIBA MIRA Calls for Urgent Review of Outdated EV Testing to Tackle Range Anxiety

Creating 'Movies' of Thin Film Growth at NSLS-II

Non-Contact Colour Sensor Counts Bogie Wheel Pulses in Rail Research Project

Microfluidic Devices Made of Wood

Scientists Develop a Metamaterial for Applications in Magnonics, an Alternative to Conventional Electronics

MICROPLASTICS EXPERT ALERT: Dr Andrew Mayes, University of East Anglia

Advancing Solid-State Battery Research

Harnessing AI to Enhance Polymer Sustainability

Understanding Thermal Fluids: Key Insights into Heat Transfer Systems

RXT Series: Reliance® Legacy Motors

Accurate Inline 3D Metrology with the InSight 300

Benchtop micro-XRF System for the Elemental Analysis of Samples

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Editorial Highlights

The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

How are Graphene Batteries Made?

What Role Will The IoT Play In The Electric Vehicle Industry?

Materials Analysis News

Advancing Solid-State Battery Research

Harnessing AI to Enhance Polymer Sustainability

Understanding Thermal Fluids: Key Insights into Heat Transfer Systems

1New Material “Kramers Nodal Line Metal” Paves Way for Low-Energy Tech

2Engineers Make a Big Splash, Turning Water Treatment Sludge Into Sustainable Concrete and Solving Two Expensive Problems

3Harvard Engineers Develop Super-Resistant Natural Rubber for Enhanced Durability

4The Plastics Industry Discusses Regulatory Challenges in Valencia at OKPLAST Seminar

5Breakthrough Metal Alloy Withstands Extreme Heat in Gas Turbines

6Machine Learning Unlocks Carbyne’s Potential as a Highly Sensitive Sensor

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