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In this fourth post out of a series of five about the analytical approaches used to understand paints and coatings, we’ll be looking at how to investigate the electrostatic properties of their constituent particles, using the metric known as zeta potential. In the world of paints and coatings, particle size is paramount, and if you’ve […]
As Additive Manufacturing continues to transition from a prototyping tool to a direct manufacturing process, the availability of industry standards and norms becomes increasingly important. Especially in regulated sectors such as aerospace, medical, and oil and gas, where parts often need to be certified and supply chains validated. As stated by Prof Dr-Ing Christian Seidel […]
On 23 August we held an OMNISEC Virtual User Meeting. In addition to presentations and discussions led by myself and my colleague Dr. Ragy Ragheb, two current OMNISEC users also contributed. Professor Johnathan Brantley from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and Dr. Hui Chong from E&J Gallo Winery were kind enough to share some of […]
