This profile series introduces leading materials scientists from around the world who happen to be females. Here we speak with Margaret Flury, principal materials engineer at Medtronic.
High-strength magnesium sheet with high formability features low-cost alloying metals
Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science and Nagaoka University of Technology announce development of a high-strength magnesium sheet alloy that has excellent formability comparable to that of the aluminum sheet currently used in body panels of some automobiles.
Ipsen invests $1 million in heat-treat industry by offering $50,000 credits for Titan furnaces
Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Ill., announces that it will offer a $50,000 credit toward the purchase of a new Titan vacuum furnace (applies to the 2017 list price of any Titan model) to any company that trades in its old furnace.
One MInute Mentor: X-Ray Diffraction Patterns in AISI 316
The graph shows X-ray diffraction patterns of nitrided (and carburized) stainless steel AISI 316.
Bodycote combines AM with powder metallurgy processes to produce complex parts
Bodycote, England, introduces Bodycote Powdermet technologies, a group of additive manufacturing processes for the production of complex components via powder metallurgy.