1 Jun 2021 | By Umesh Tiwari
New possibilities in developing next generation batteries
Driven by electric vehicles (to combat city pollution), energy storage (combined with renewable energy to reduce greenhouse gases), and portable communication devices, the Li-ion battery market is growing at 12% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR). The market will be >1200...READ MORE >
Tags: batteries, battery, battery research
27 May 2021 | By Severine Michel
So many great topics will be covered this month so go through the list and register to your favorite live webinar. Feel free to attend a live demo of our recently launched XRD system or find out how to optimize...READ MORE >
Tags: Webinars
26 May 2021 | By Uwe König
How materials analysis will shape post-pandemic mining
Take your mind back to 2019. Socializing, travel, and on-site work were all possible, and the global economy was operating normally. All kinds of industries around the world were functioning and thriving – even if there were areas for improvement...READ MORE >
Tags: Covid, industries, materials, mining, XRF
25 May 2021 | By Natalia Dadivanyan
OmniTrust: Making the impossible possible!
Do you know what I’m excited about? The upcoming new release of OmniTrust! Haven’t you heard about OmniTrust yet? Let me briefly introduce it to you. What’s OmniTrust all about? OmniTrust is a new solution from Malvern Panalytical which is...READ MORE >
Tags: 21CFRpart11, Aeris, DLS, Empyrean, Omnitrust
21 May 2021 | By Geneviève Labrecque
Our Chemicals Are Now Available on the eStore
Here’s a Guide on How to Choose the Perfect Flux for Sample Prep Did you know that a wide range of chemicals used for sample preparation by borate fusion are now available on our eStore? The following blog explains how...READ MORE >
20 May 2021 | By Judy Hadley
Early commercially available biological calorimeters developed in the ’70s were initially used to study the “protein folding” question as part of the drive to design proteins de novo. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) in more recent years has found its niche...READ MORE >
Tags: DSC, gene therapy, MicroCal, vaccine, virus
19 May 2021 | By John Duffy
The Malvern Correlator: The world’s first commercial laser-based, particle-size analyzer
On the 20th December 1977 the Royal Signals and Radar Establishment (RSRE) and Malvern Instruments received the coveted MacRobert Award for the development of the Malvern Correlator. This was fundamental to the development of Photon Correlation Spectroscopy (PCS) and the...READ MORE >
18 May 2021 | By Jenny Burt
Polymer 3D Printing – Morphology Matters!
From rapid prototyping to large-scale production, polymer additive manufacturing is excitingly versatile. Ever thought about creating your own custom eyewear? It’s now a thing – Oprah was wearing 3D printed glasses during her Meghan and Harry interview. 3D printing opens the possibility to design your own unique frames with a perfect fit. But what polymer is the perfect fit for your process? The polymer needs to...READ MORE >
Tags: 3D printing, additive manufacturing, Morphologi 4, particle characterization
13 May 2021 | By Natalia Markova
Delving Deeper into AAV Attributes
Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) have recently gained a lot of interest in gene therapy research for delivering modified genes into target cells to treat or prevent a disease by replacing a mutated gene with a healthy copy of the gene. Recombinant...READ MORE >