Watch the National Laboratory of the Rockies test a tidal energy blade to failure to help manufacturers understand how their materials and designs perform prior to deployment.
Detecting ultra-low sulfur levels in superalloys
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, Mich., has demonstrated how its CS844ES elemental analyzer enables accurate determination of sulfur at levels as low as 0.1 µg in steel, nickel, and superalloys, extending the combustion technique to sensitivities previously unachievable
Intertek expands materials testing capabilities with opening of new lab in Plymouth, Michigan
Intertek, U.K., a leading total quality assurance provider to industries worldwide, has expanded its materials testing capabilities with the opening of a new lab at its Transportation Technologies facility in Plymouth, Michigan.
Bruker launches new timsMRMS mass spectrometry platform for unique ultra-complex mixture applications in the energy industry
Bruker Corporation, Billerica, Mass., launched its new timsMRMS system, designed to empower researchers in petroleomics, sustainable fuels, and advanced energy storage
MIT researchers use AI to uncover atomic defects in materials
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology built an AI model trained on 2,000 different semiconductor materials using data from a noninvasive neutron-scattering technique that can detect and classify up to six kinds of point defects in a material simultaneously, something that would be impossible using conventional techniques alone.