Seth Price

Freelance 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

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
Understanding stress vs strain in materials
08/04/2023
Measuring thermal expansion in solids
07/05/2023
Video exclusive: Chasing tornadoes in the Texas Panhandle
06/30/2023
Fundamentals of thermogravimetric analysis and differential thermal analysis
04/30/2023
Your next house will be made of recycled plastic. Maybe.
03/29/2023
Fundamentals of chemical separations
03/15/2023
Teardown of an antenna tuner
02/25/2023
Fundamentals of liquid-liquid extraction
02/12/2023
Basic types of antennas
01/11/2023
Tank farms are key to chemical storage
10/16/2022
How Micro-Epsilon sensors can improve automated welding processes
10/13/2022
Employing shape memory alloys in aerospace
09/22/2022
Metal under the microscope
09/17/2022
Heat exchangers: Safety and operating tips
09/08/2022
5 universal tips for laboratory safety
07/21/2022
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