Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, Ore., announces three new additions to its portfolio of semiconductor failure analysis workflows.
Thermo Fisher Scientific adds three systems for semiconductor failure analysis
NanoMechanics Lab enables nanoscale AFM of soft hydrogels, metals, and ceramics
Bruker Corp., Santa Barbara, Calif., has released the NanoMechanics Lab, a suite of force-mapping modes that enable Dimension FastScan and Icon AFM systems for quantitative nanoscale characterization, extending from soft hydrogels and polymers to hard metals and ceramics.
3D printing system said to build complex metal parts 100 times faster
Desktop Metal, Burlington, Mass., announces that its 3D printing system known as Production System builds complex metal parts up to 100 times faster than laser systems.
Ames Lab receives $392,000 from DOE to commercialize gas atomization nozzle design
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory, Iowa, has received $392,000 in funding to commercialize a gas atomization nozzle design for producing metal powders for manufacturing.
Ipsen Titan H6 enables company to expand production capacity, meet increased demand
Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Ill., announces that Rockford Heat Treaters, the original beta tester for the Ipsen Titan vacuum furnace, recently purchased a Titan H6 to expand production capacity and to meet increased demand.