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3D samples of bone grown from human mesenchymal stem cells without typical osteoinductive media

Rigaku will attend the 2017 Materials Science and Technology meeting, promoting its latest X-ray analytical solutions

Nippon Instruments Corporation has announced the publication of a method for measuring total mercury content in copper ore

Physik Instrumente to provide 2000+ actuators for ELT telescope

Enhanced resolution and faster FIB material processing for maximum efficiency

Improving ease-of-use and accelerating the experimental workflow

Malvern Instruments has released two new articles detailing its work in engineering and emulsification

New tunable catalyst for conversion of carbon dioxide into polyols could save millions of tons of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere each year

Program is 'invaluable' for scientists needing to make informed purchasing decisions for their lab

Find out how the Nuclear Forensics International Technical Working Group is working to improve identification of potentially dangerous nuclear materials

On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse will pass over the United States for the first time in 26 years. Find out how to best enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime celestial event.

The MRS celebrates two innovative companies who are developing 3D printed radio components and tire wear sensors

Rigaku's Simultix 15 is the newest version of the popular multi-channel simultaneous wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer system

Andor iXon and Zyla cameras help drive microscopy from super to ultra-resolution

Cobalt's portfolio of solutions accelerates entry into high-growth Raman spectroscopy market and expands Agilent’s value for pharmaceutical and biopharma customers

New WDXRF spectrometer from Rigaku enables elemental analysis of large objects by WDXRF spectroscopy with micro-mapping

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Smooth surfaces may prevent harmful deposits from working their way into a solid electrolyte