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This webinar demonstrates how the Syft TracerTM can be used to revolutionize lab workflows for the analysis of volatile impurities.
This webinar from Thermo Fisher introduces the CleanMill Broad Ion Beam System, an advanced SEM sample preparation for traditional and air-sensitive materials.
In this webinar series, LECO takes a comprehensive look at solutions to streamline labs dealing with agricultural analysis.
Join LECO in this webinar series and discover how labs can stay on top of the changing regulations surrounding cannabis and achieve even more effective cannabis analysis.
Despite being ubiquitous in infrastructure worldwide, cement is not as simple as it may seem. Discover what gives cement, and all its forms its versatility in this webinar series.
In this webinar series, LECO details all its solutions that are tailored to the needs of the food safety analysis industry.
This webinar outlines the Avizo webinar for composites characterization.
This webinar highlights the characterization of batteries and energy storage materials.
Force and displacement measurements obtained from instrumented indentation experiments are interpreted using elastic contact models, even when the contact causes plastic deformation.
In 1992, Warren Oliver and George Pharr published an article that revolutionized hardness testing. The genius of Oliver and Pharr was that they devised a way to know the size of a hardness indentation without imaging it.
The first and most enduring application of nanoindentation is the characterization of hard coatings designed for mechanical and chemical protection of an underlying material.
Join Analytik Jena for a comprehensive elemental analysis of biofuels - a key research area to find solutions against the deforestation biofuels can currently be attributed to.
In this webinar, Analytik Jena details MALDI-TOF sample preparation and what it implies for liquid handling concepts.
In this webinar, Analytik Jena looks at one of the most precious resources on the planet: water. Wastewater monitoring is critical to ensure naturally occurring waters remain available and usable, which makes water quality control necessary.
In this webinar, LECO explains how to take GC-MS workflows to the next level and shows what solutions are available.
This webinar outlines recent advancements in in-line electrode coating metrology.
MRD XL Automation is the ideal solution for cleaner, quicker, and more efficient wafer analysis with your X’Pert³ MRD XL X-ray diffractometer for thin film metrology.
This webinar outlines how to optimize production yield using automatic profile control.
The coating industry is facing many diverse challenges like increasing performances, lower environmental impact, new raw materials, and multi-functionalities products.
To achieve stable dispersion and desired particle size, one of the very first and fundamental steps is solvent selection.
The process of oil recovery needs a wide knowledge of engineering and chemistry. Starting with drilling to completion and finally the different stages of recovery (EOR) use various materials and additives to improve the productivity of the reservoir.
Find out how Fluidicam Rheo can be used to measure the viscosity of different types of ink samples at high shear with high precision. This unique microfluidic rheometer has proved to be a practical tool for formulators dealing with different formulations that require fast analysis at real application conditions. The productivity of the measurement allows measuring multiple samples at high shear rates in less than an hour with a minimum volume required.
Nowadays, chemists and formulators have access to a huge range of stabilizers and additives to reach their specifications and enhance dispersion properties.
The webinar reviews sensitive methods for dispersion state analysis, to monitor and quantify occurring destabilization phenomena, using Turbiscan technology. We introduce
Turbiscan Stability Index (TSI) and how it helps assess formulation quality in terms of stability. We will present cases of paint dispersibility, transparent binder stability, settling of toners and different inkjet formulation characterization.
Nowadays, various industries are challenged to provide more competitive and more environmentally friendly materials. They are constantly on the lookout for innovation, formulation, and reformulation of new materials.
The webinar shows how Turbiscan helps in improving formulation development and production throughout the whole life cycle. With this single instrument, it is possible to study dispersibility, particle size, physical stability, and redispersion. You will better understand the benefits of quantifying the phenomena and learn about the applications of Turbiscan technology on real-life applications in material characterization.
Vaccine and vaccine technologies have been one of the major scopes of interest of the past months. To face current sanitary emergency, scientists have developed safe and stable vaccines at a speed never seen previously.
The webinar reviews sensitive methods for the characterization of coating formulations. We present application examples for stability and redispersion analysis using Turbiscan instruments, an efficient method for viscosity determination using our microfluidic rheometer FluidicamRHEO and we explain how RheolaserCOATING can help you determine characteristic times of coating drying in a non-contact manner.
We will introduce microfluidic principles allowing to measure viscosity at high shear rates requiring limited sample volumes. We will be presenting FluidicamRHEO with all advantages and technical specifications that allow you to perform viscosity measurements with high productivity and no hassle at all. We will demonstrate the efficiency of the rheometer in the pharmaceutical field with real-life applications such as injectable solutions, pharmaceutical gels, and emulsions...
With current changes in consumer behavior, cosmetic products must fulfil ethical and ecological standards in the same way as quality and stability requirements. This pushes toward reformulation and development of new formulas within cosmetic industry, that are often related to long validation process.
Whether searching for new products, replacing ingredients or optimizing a formulation process, Formulaction provides a full range of instruments allowing to characterize pharmaceutical dispersions in terms of quality (appearance and short term stability) and study storage conditions (long term stability, re-dispersing).
Turbiscan allows rapid identification of destabilization mechanisms (eg creaming, sedimentation, flocculation, coalescence...). This technology is used in R&D and quality control laboratories to analyze liquid dispersions from raw material to finished product.
The instrument detects the evolution of stability at an early stage and makes it possible to quantify the overall deterioration of the product (the TSI scale).
This presentation will review the Turbiscan SMLS technology and how it can be used to analyze fuel blends, lubricants, and other essential fluids in the oil and gas industry.
The presentation will review the Turbiscan SMLS technology and how it can be applied to create more sustainable formulations by replacing high carbon footprint ingredients that may be harmful to human and environmental health.
Enhanced immunogenicity by controlling stability and redispersion properties. This webinar focused on the recently published method to study the redispersion capabilities of vaccines. It explains how understanding the stability and dispersion properties of vaccines can help improve immunogenicity. It showcases our solution to characterize dispersions (stability, sedimentation, redispersion, packing…) based on Static Multiple Light Scattering technology.
Most of the liquid dispersions contain incompatible ingredients that must remain stable through the whole shelf life to avoid instability signs (phase separation, cloudiness, aggregation or flocculation...).
During this webinar we will be presenting Turbiscan technology and will in-depth explain the advantages and application examples of stability analysis done using this SMLS technology. You will be able to understand the benefits of quantifying stability with a single number.
During this WEBINAR We will be presenting Turbiscan technology and will in-depth explain the advantages and application examples of stability analysis done using this SMLS technology. You will be able to understand the benefits of quantifying stability with a single number.
We will be presenting Turbiscan technology and we will in depth explain the Turbiscan Stability Index - the TSI, with all advantages and application examples.
In this webinar, Analytik Jena discusses the solutions to achieve effective automation of liquid handling and laboratory processes while keeping budget, space and other factors in mind.
In this webinar, Analytik Jena details all their methods for comprehensive water analysis, including high throughput analysis of drinking water by ICP-MS, TOC in industrial and drinking waters, and total fluorine analysis by HR-CS MAS.
Electronic devices are getting smaller and more efficient, and thus require higher quality in the inspection of semiconductor microfabrication processes.
It is essential to know enough about laser diffraction to be able to answer questions in your Ph.D. viva, and ensure your data is of good enough quality to justify your conclusions.
Dr. Girish Dahake, Ambrell’s Senior Vice President, Global Applications, will host a special complimentary webinar on Induction Brazing and Soldering.
This webinar outlines how electrode calendering is a critical step in-inline battery manufacturing process.
Additive manufacturing (AM) is cited as one of the twelve most disruptive technologies of 21st centuries. It is currently a major part of Industrial revolution 4.0, as it can be used to produce highly complex parts while reducing waste when compared to traditional subtractive methods.
The Rubber Process Analyzer (RPA) is an important tool for developing – and controlling the reliable manufacture of – elastomers and compounds. The RPA can provide far more information than traditional rubber testing methods such as the MDR or Mooney viscometer.
This webinar covers the basics of characterizing shape-memory polymers using thermo-mechanical equipment, such as the Q800 and ElectroForce 3200.
Breakthroughs in materials science research depend on fast, reliable high-resolution information which allows scientists to tailor and optimize the material’s performance.
If you’re interested in valuable insights on bottom-line profits, watch Bruker’s on-demand webinar to learn how this can come about simply by using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technologies and innovative DNA that support required regulatory testing.
This webinar outlines how to detect defects in electrode coatings to reduce the risk of downstream
failures.
Industrial value chains require tailored solutions for various analytical testing environments, ranging from product innovation to quality control. Bruker’s Distributed Laboratory Topology concept meets various deployment requirements and combines them with harmonized methods.
Dairy products are an increasing research field due to new types of products with high protein content and new textures.
Arkema Inc. is a specialty chemicals and advanced materials company. In this Thermo Scientific podcast, Arkema's experts discuss how they use analytical techniques to analyze polymers.
In the first half of this 2-part webinar, Prof. Dr. Werner Mäntele will introduce the fundamental aspects of protein structure-function correlation and protein analysis by Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy.
Injectable implants have distinct advantages for certain applications; for example, their efficacy over a long period of time can increase patient compliance, and the drug substance is applied in a non-systemic manner.
A comprehensive overview is provided by this webinar, which includes practical examples and guidance for state-of-the-art polymer analysis in modern laboratory environments.
In this webinar, Dr. Kalina Ranguelova of Bruker BioSpin outlines a range of uses of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy, including various industrial and academic applications, in order to understand the paramagnetic behavior of different polymer materials.