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Pittcon 2015: Brooks Instrument to Showcase Prominent Measurement and Control Products

Brooks Instrument, a world-leading provider of advanced flow, pressure, vacuum, level and vapor delivery solutions will be exhibiting a broad range of mass flow meters, controllers and gauges used for laboratory and research applications at Pittcon 2015, held March 8-12 in New Orleans.

23 Feb 2015

Exeter Analytical Develops Proprietary Techniques for Carbon Fibre Composite Material Analysis

Exeter Analytical Inc. has developed proprietary techniques based on their Model 440 CHN analyzer to enable accurate determination of percentage Carbon (C) and Hydrogen (H) in carbon fibre composite materials.

From Exeter Analytical (UK), Ltd 23 Feb 2015

WITec’s RISE Microscope Wins Prestigious Prism Award 2015

WITec and Tescan have been recognized with a 2015 Photonics Prism Award. An expert jury named the correlative RISE microscope as winner in the metrology category.

From Tescan Group 19 Feb 2015

Discovery of the Strongest Natural Material Known to Man

A new study has concluded that limpet teeth could be the strongest natural material that man has ever known. University of Portsmouth researchers have found that tiny aquatic, snail-like creatures with conical shells, called limpets, possess these phenomenally strong teeth.

18 Feb 2015

A New Dimension of Spectral Resolution in ICP: PlasmaQuant® PQ 9000

Taking pictures with your camera you may find that images often look okay on a first glimpse, but when zooming in fine details are barely noticeable. In contrast, the high information density of high resolution images will reveal even the smallest details. Since the introduction of ICP optical emission spectrometry, the spectral resolution has been a main concern with respect to accuracy and sensitivity.

From Analytik Jena US 18 Feb 2015

Leica Microsystems Launches Leica DFC7000 T Multi-Purpose Camera for Brightfield and Fluorescence Microscopy

Leica Microsystems has launched the digital CCD color camera Leica DFC7000 T, which has been developed for both fluorescence and brightfield applications.

From Leica Microsystems GmbH 17 Feb 2015

Minus K Technology Announces Its 2015 Vibration Isolator Educational Giveaway to U.S. Colleges and Universities

Minus K Technology, Inc., in its continuing support of advanced research by educational institutions, is again giving away $20,000 worth of patented negative-stiffness-mechanism vibration isolators to colleges and universities within the United States.

From Minus K Technology 17 Feb 2015

New Thin Multiferroric Film Could Enable Bendable Electronic Devices

A team of researchers from South Korea has developed a thin multiferroric film that would soon enable devices to become more bendable and at the same time retain its valuable electric and magnetic properties even though it is extremely curved.

13 Feb 2015

Researchers Use Scanning Electron Microscope to Understand Steel Fracturing

A team of researchers from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) has discovered (in a step-wise and on a microscopic level) the way some steels fracture when they are subjected to excessive loads. Their findings will be useful to enhance these materials, which can be productively used in the automobile sector.

10 Feb 2015

Researchers Discover Reason behind Co-Solvent Addition Enhancing Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

A research team led by René Janssen at Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) have succeeded in explaining the reason behind the two or three fold improvement in the efficiency of plastic solar cells when a solvent is added at the time of manufacture.

10 Feb 2015

Editorial Highlights

Material Trends in Space: What Rockets are Made of (and More)

This article examines emerging materials in space science, focusing on advancements that enhance performance and sustainability in extreme space environments.

Unlocking Soil's Secrets: How Advanced Carbon Analysis is Transforming Agriculture and Climate Science

Cutting-edge soil analysis techniques from LECO are revolutionizing carbon and nitrogen measurement, crucial for sustainable agriculture and climate resilience.

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.

Materials Analysis News

Pittcon 2015: Brooks Instrument to Showcase Prominent Measurement and Control Products

Exeter Analytical Develops Proprietary Techniques for Carbon Fibre Composite Material Analysis

WITec’s RISE Microscope Wins Prestigious Prism Award 2015

Discovery of the Strongest Natural Material Known to Man

A New Dimension of Spectral Resolution in ICP: PlasmaQuant® PQ 9000

Leica Microsystems Launches Leica DFC7000 T Multi-Purpose Camera for Brightfield and Fluorescence Microscopy

Minus K Technology Announces Its 2015 Vibration Isolator Educational Giveaway to U.S. Colleges and Universities

New Thin Multiferroric Film Could Enable Bendable Electronic Devices

Researchers Use Scanning Electron Microscope to Understand Steel Fracturing

Researchers Discover Reason behind Co-Solvent Addition Enhancing Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

The Future Of Dynamic Vapor Sorption

Precision Cathode Precursor Manufacturing

Why CT Microstructure Analysis is Non-Negotiable for Tablet Development

What Makes the XRDynamic Autosampler a Smart XRD Tool?

The stRAMos Photothermal Stimulated Raman System

FUSION PTR-TOF 20 for Enhanced VOC Analysis

Editorial Highlights

Material Trends in Space: What Rockets are Made of (and More)

Unlocking Soil's Secrets: How Advanced Carbon Analysis is Transforming Agriculture and Climate Science

Building Sustainable Data Centers: Innovations in Materials and Energy Use

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