Researchers at Stanford University have developed a way to make skin and other tissues transparent using a simple food dye, a reversible technique with potential for revolutionizing internal medicine. In this clip, thin slices of chicken breast become transparent on exposure to the dye yellow #5.
Full Furnace and Oil Quench Cycle
This video from Modern Industries Inc. shows an annotated version of a full furnace treatment plus an oil quench afterward.
$5 million awarded to small businesses to bring new CHIPS metrology technologies to the commercial market
Nearly $5 million has been awarded to 17 small businesses across nine states under the Small Business Innovation Research Program to fund projects exploring innovative metrology, measurement services, tools, and instrumentation, marking the first award for the CHIPS Research and Development Office in support of the U.S. semiconductor ecosystem.
Bruker introduces next generation benchtop stylus profilometer
Bruker Corporation, Billerica, Mass., released the Dektak Pro stylus profilometer, the next-generation profiler in the industry-leading Dektak product line, expanding measurement area and accuracy for critical analyses.
Scientists uncover detailed structure of the aluminum oxide surface
Researchers from TU Wien, Austria, and the University of Vienna have recently unraveled the complex structure of the Al2O3 surface, a puzzle that had eluded precise determination for over half a century.