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Highly flexible VNA cables support frequencies up to 70 GHz
The test cables are ideal for use in precise benchtop testing, semiconductor probe testing and lab/production testing requiring a durable, yet highly flexible cable solution.
LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope: Smart workflow, faster experiments
The LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope is built for failure analysis and material engineering research.
Watch: FDA clears most powerful clinical MRI
The 7-tesla MRI scanner is designed to address limitations of current MRI systems by using ultrahigh-field magnet technology that offers five times more power than most scanners.
Watch: Compact scanner produces 3D color X-rays
The flat greyscale imagery of X-ray technology now assumes color and a third dimension with a compact scanner developed specifically for hand and wrist imaging.
Researchers study microbiome of Da Vinici drawings
The microbiome is the key to the history of these drawings.
Watch a solar-driven autoclave steam-clean medical tools
The technology could provide pressurized steam to run autoclaves without the need for electricity in off-grid areas.
Low-allergen, non-GMO soybeans could be a step towards lowering food allergy reactions
The new, low-allergen soybean is a step towards creating allergy-free food.
Researchers hope to put a cork in wine fraud
A molecular fingerprinting technique based on fluorescence spectroscopy offers a fast, simple method of authenticating wine.
Blueprints shared for low-cost single-molecule microscope
The open-source microscopy platform allows biological molecule dynamics measurements at a fraction of the price of typical commercial systems.
Photocatalytic reduction of chromium in wastewater demonstrated
The process reduces toxic hexavalent chromium to its more benign trivalent form in wastewater.
Toxic algae bloom into biocrude
A three-year research project led by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Research and Development Center seeks to recover energy and nutrients from blue-green algal blooms.
Microfluidic platform tests pancreatic cancer drug efficacy
The device tests prospective cancer drugs on multiple tumor cell subtypes and can reveal drug resistance that may occur due to the interaction of different cancer subtypes.
Watch how a driving robot increases test cycle efficiency
An automated driving system developed by Horiba improves the efficiency of connected, autonomous, shared and electric vehicle testing.
Comprehensive medical device testing
Eurofins E&E North America offers the most comprehensive solution for medical device testing in the world.
Testing graphene as a corrosion control coating
A new testing protocol shortens the time needed to examine the efficacy of graphene as a rust inhibitor on metal surfaces.
Low-cost protocol speeds antibiotic efficacy testing
The method combines dynamic laser speckle imaging and machine learning to test antibacterial drug efficacy on infectious microbes.
Video: Automated, compliant pH measurements
Learn how to improve productivity and meet regulatory requirements for pH measurements with this video.
Video: Fatigue testing prevents product failure in extreme temperature operating environments
Aerospace and other sectors require components that function reliably in extreme temperatures, underscoring the need for manufacturers to subject parts and components to a range of fatigue testing prior to implementation.
Army develops new COVID-19 antibody test
The new process is faster, easier and less expensive to use on a large scale.
Online portal supports COVID-19 research
An international open-access database encourages collaboration and reduces duplication between researchers across all academic disciplines working on COVID-19 research.