University of New South Wales

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School of Materials Science and Engineering
New South Wales, 2052
Australia

Phone: 61 (2) 93854436

Fax: 61 (2) 93855956

The School of Materials Science and Engineering is one of Australia÷Õ premier academic contributors in the field with a strong international reputation. Vibrant research activity is lead by 18 academics who also provide award-winning teaching in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Close links with industry enable us to provide a large number of scholarships.

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The Importance of Pharmaceutical Powder Characterization

Joana Pinto

In this interview, AZoM talks to Joana Pinto, a senior research at RPCE, about the importance of powder characterization and how Granutools plays a role in aiding this.

Insights into microCT technology: evolvement, applications, and automation

Dirk Laeveren and Mark Riccio

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.

Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy - An Introduction

Dr. Andrew Davies

In this interview, AZoM talks to Dr. Andrew Davies, an applications specialist at Specac Ltd., about Specac and their FTIR technologies.

Module Sensor Solution for Optical Vibration Measurement: VibroFlex

Polytec introduces flexibility in optical vibration measurement with a modular sensor solution that adapts to your needs.

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Spinsolve 60 Carbon benchtop NMR spectrometer

The Spinsolve 60 Carbon benchtop NMR spectrometer gives you a remarkable 60 MHz NMR spectrometer in a compact benchtop instrument.

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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.

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University of New South Wales

The Importance of Pharmaceutical Powder Characterization

Insights into microCT technology: evolvement, applications, and automation

Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy - An Introduction

Module Sensor Solution for Optical Vibration Measurement: VibroFlex

Spinsolve 60 Carbon benchtop NMR spectrometer

High-Frequency In-Vacuum Cables—to 40 GHz

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Using NIR Spectroscopy in Petrochemical Refineries

The Analysis of Total Sulfur and Nitrogen in Biofuel and Biofuel Feedstocks

Using Pixelated Detectors in STEM

Microencapsulation Process Analysis

University of New South Wales

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1 New Solar Concentrator Material Applied to Textiles can Harness Solar Energy

2 Metal-Halide Perovskites Could Help Develop Efficient Solar Photovoltaics

3 New Material for Selective Capture of CO2 from Industrial Waste Gases

4 New Method to Build Cost-Effective Electronics that Recharge out of Thin Air

5 Element Invests in Aerospace, Defense and Space Testing at Jupiter, Florida Laboratory

6 New System Could Help Continuously Remove CO2 from Waste Gases or Air

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