Seth Price

Contributor

New Mexico

Seth Price is a lab associate/instructor for the chemical engineering department at New Mexico Tech. He holds a BS in materials science and engineering from Virginia Tech, an MS in materials and metallurgical engineering from New Mexico Tech, and a second BS in applied meteorology from Mississippi State. Seth has industrial experience in semiconductor manufacturing, instrumentation, plasma processing, explosives and several other STEM fields. He chases severe weather, including tornadoes, and maintains an active weather blog and also holds an amateur radio license (N3MRA).

LATEST ARTICLES

Fundamentals of flame hardening

10/01/2024

Introduction to binary phase diagrams for metallurgy

09/20/2024

Fundamentals of metallurgical carburization and diffusion

09/15/2024

Reading a time temperature transformation curve for metallurgy

08/15/2024

Important ESD considerations for industry

08/10/2024

A look at ESD mitigation techniques

08/05/2024

How remote sensing is changing wildfire forecasting and response

08/01/2024

Medical metals: Examining metallic materials in implants

07/16/2024

Fundamentals of fiber-reinforced composites

04/25/2024

What are functionally graded composites?

03/30/2024

Composite materials can feel infinite – and they nearly are

02/25/2024

What’s new in biomimetic materials?

02/10/2024

Introduction to metal injection molding

01/26/2024

Introduction to building automation systems

01/12/2024

Using pressure sensors for applications beyond pressure

12/18/2023

Introduction to solids and powder feeders for industrial processing

11/25/2023

Supplying clean water for industrial applications

10/25/2023

A look at long-term failure modes in metals

10/12/2023

What are amateur radio high frequency bands? A radio operator explains

10/12/2023

How strain, stress and other materials properties are measured

08/30/2023