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Filaments are plastic materials in spaghetti-like strands that are melted and extruded onto a 3D printer to make a component or final product according to 3D software specifications.

Additive Manufacturing Solutions

Thermoplastic filaments for 3D printing The world of 3D prin... Carl D. Millholland by / 01.20.2021

Thermo Scientific NanoDrop Spectrophotometer

UV Vis Technology Advancements

2020 innovations and advances in ultraviolet–visible spect... by Jim Heeren / 01.14.2021

Researchers are increasingly turning to XRD, XPS, and UPS as they strive to improve the efficiency of second-generation thin-film solar cells.

Solar Cell Efficiency

History of solar cells Working with metal electrodes in an e... Carl D. Millholland by / 12.17.2020

Extreme-low-dose imaging (166 e- / Å2) of the metal organic framework (MOF) UiO 66. A Spectra 300 was used in combination with iDPC to image atomic-level details in this highly dose-sensitive material. Image courtesy of Professor Y. Han, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology.

Two Dimensional Materials at the Atomic Scale

2D materials analysis techniques and tools Two-dimensional m... Carl D. Millholland by / 12.10.2020

Soil in Hands

X-ray Fluorescence for Environmental Monitoring

What is XRF? X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) is a commonly used sci... Carl D. Millholland by / 12.04.2020

Various Batteries

Lithium Ion Battery Analysis

Origin of batteries Electrochemical fuel cells are composed ... Carl D. Millholland by / 11.19.2020

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