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$LabDCT Diffraction Contrast Tomography Now Available on Xradia 520 Versa - Unlocking Crystallographic Information in Your Lab$

LabDCT Diffraction Contrast Tomography Now Available on Xradia 520 Versa - Unlocking Crystallographic Information in Your Lab

The first laboratory-based diffraction contrast tomography (DCT) system for 3D grain imaging was launched today by Carl Zeiss X-ray Microscopy, a pioneer in bringing synchrotron imaging capabilities to the researcher's laboratory.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 31 Jul 2015

Zeiss Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the First Commercial Scanning Electron Microscope

ZEISS celebrates the 50th anniversary of commercial scanning electron microscopy (SEM). In 1965 the first commercial Stereoscan was built by Cambridge Instrument Company, a UK based predecessor company of Carl Zeiss Microscopy Ltd.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 31 Jul 2015

Asynt Expands DrySyn Vortex Family with Effective Parallel Stirrer / Blenders

The DrySyn Vortex family from Asynt has been expanded to now comprise three systems, all designed to stir or blend up to three reactions at one time, whilst heating or cooling.

From Asynt 30 Jul 2015

ZEISS Highlights Range of Microscopes and Imaging Solutions at M&M 2015

ZEISS announces it will be highlighting a wide range of precision microscopes, imaging solutions, and software at M&M 2015, the Microscopy & Microanalysis 2015 Meeting, which will be held August 2-6, 2015 at the ...

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 28 Jul 2015

Computer Simulations Help Predict Material with Highest Known Melting Point

Brown University researchers have used robust computer simulations to predict that a combination of hafnium, tantalum, and carbon (Hf-Ta-C) could result in a material with a very high melting point of over 4400K or 7460°F, which is two-thirds the sun’s surface temperature.

28 Jul 2015

Ultrafast Plasmonic Device Could Form the Basis for Optical Computers

A team of researchers at Duke University has developed an ultrafast plasmonic device, which can turn on and off 90 billion times per second.

28 Jul 2015

Polymer Hydrogel Coatings Affect Capillary Action in Glass Microtubes

A team of researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) has discovered that coating the interior of glass microtubes with a smart polymer hydrogel material significantly changes the way capillary action draws water into these small structures.

28 Jul 2015

CP Kelco Reveals How Malvern GPC/SEC Technology Supports Its Manufacture of High Performance Biopolymers

Insight from CP Kelco, a global leader in the specialty hydrocolloids market, provides a blueprint for the intelligent, cost-efficient deployment of gel permeation/size exclusion chromatography (GPC/SEC) in biopolymer manufacture.

From Malvern Panalytical 28 Jul 2015

Linkam to Attend NATAS 2015 in Montreal, Canada to Present TASC – the Latest Thermal Analysis Technology

Market leaders in temperature controlled microscopy, Linkam Scientific Instruments are to attend the North American Thermal Analysis Society annual conference to be held in Montreal, Canada, August 10-13.

From Linkam Scientific Instruments 27 Jul 2015

Rigaku Introduces On-Demand Video Describing the Performance of New Direct Excitation EDXRF Elemental Analyzer

Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc. is pleased to introduce the latest in a series of informational product videos. The new video highlights the features and capabilities of the new Rigaku NEX DE high-performance direct excitation energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) elemental analyzer.

From Rigaku Corporation 27 Jul 2015

Editorial Highlights

Building Sustainable Data Centers: Innovations in Materials and Energy Use

The future of data is no longer just about speed or scale, it’s about responsibility. Data centers are undergoing a transformation through sustainable practices, focusing on energy efficiency, water management, and circular design to minimize environmental harm.

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

This research presents a self-healing composite that enhances flexible electronics, focusing on sustainability and effective recycling to combat e-waste.

Materials Analysis News

LabDCT Diffraction Contrast Tomography Now Available on Xradia 520 Versa - Unlocking Crystallographic Information in Your Lab

Zeiss Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the First Commercial Scanning Electron Microscope

Asynt Expands DrySyn Vortex Family with Effective Parallel Stirrer / Blenders

ZEISS Highlights Range of Microscopes and Imaging Solutions at M&M 2015

Computer Simulations Help Predict Material with Highest Known Melting Point

Ultrafast Plasmonic Device Could Form the Basis for Optical Computers

Polymer Hydrogel Coatings Affect Capillary Action in Glass Microtubes

CP Kelco Reveals How Malvern GPC/SEC Technology Supports Its Manufacture of High Performance Biopolymers

Linkam to Attend NATAS 2015 in Montreal, Canada to Present TASC – the Latest Thermal Analysis Technology

Rigaku Introduces On-Demand Video Describing the Performance of New Direct Excitation EDXRF Elemental Analyzer

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

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Editorial Highlights

Building Sustainable Data Centers: Innovations in Materials and Energy Use

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

Advanced Engineering 2025: Micro Sensors, Environmental Monitoring, and Cutting-Edge Automation

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