Session 19 of the KLA Instruments™ Indentation University series covers the mapping of the mechanical properties of 3D-printed porous titanium (Ti), a material that is targeted for use in implanted medical devices.
About this Webinar
Following up on sessions 17 and 18, session 19 briefly reviews sample prep, mounting, and polishing before demonstrating how to measure these materials using NanoBlitz3D material properties mapping and interpreting the results.
Note: for Session 19, it is recommended to view the following Indentation University webinars as background for the discussion:
Attend this Indentation University webinar and you will:
- Understand the important properties of porous titanium structures for implanted devices
- Appreciate the challenges involved in nanoindentation measurement of these materials
- Learn how to set up a nanoindentation mapping recipe using the NanoBlitz3D software option
- Analyze bimodal results using k-means clustering
About the Speakers
Bryan Crawford, Nanoindentation Product Marketing Manager, KLA Instruments
Bryan Crawford is the Nanoindenter Product Marketing Manager for KLA Instruments. Bryan has worked in the field of nanoindentation for over 20 years as an Applications Engineer at Agilent/MTS, Director of Analytical Services at Nanomechanics, Inc., and Sales Engineer at KLA.
He also managed materials science labs at Johns Hopkins University. Bryan lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife and two daughters.
Jennifer Hay, Senior Applications Scientist, KLA Instruments
Jennifer Hay is formerly a Senior Applications Engineer for KLA Instruments, specializing in nanoindentation. Prior to joining KLA, she held similar positions at Nanomechanics, Keysight, Agilent, and MTS Systems Corporation.
Jennifer has worked in the field of nanoindentation since 1996, advancing standardization while also developing methodology for new applications, including thin films, polymers, gels, and biomaterials.
She served as chair of the MEMS/Nanomechanics technical division of the Society of Experimental Mechanics (SEM), and she has authored numerous journal articles on nanoindentation, including an invited feature series in the SEM journal Experimental Techniques.
Who Should Attend
If you are interested in learning more about rapid mapping of mechanical properties, especially for metals and or porous metals, then this webinar is for you.
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