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Michelle Coffie
23 July 2020

Temperature-dependent properties of ferroelectric ceramics via Raman scattering measurements

Michelle Coffie
23 July 2020

A team of researchers from Leoben, Austria are using Raman spectroscopy to identify compositional defects in the lattice of ceramic perovskites, giving valuable insight into how to tune and improve the quality of ferroelectric ceramic materials used for a range of applications including in sensors, telecommunications, and energy storage.

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Michelle Coffie
7 July 2020

Imaging your sample

Michelle Coffie
7 July 2020

Imaging your sample is a powerful way to better understand how the properties of materials alter with changing environmental conditions. Linkam has always understood this and offers a range of optional imaging modules to meet various experimental requirements.

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Michelle Coffie
21 May 2020

Researchers at the University of Bath develop understanding of novel nanomaterials using Linkam’s tensile stages.

Michelle Coffie
21 May 2020

Researchers at the University of Bath have been investigating the tensile properties of single-walled carbon nanotubes using Linkam’s new MFS mechanical testing stage.

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Michelle Coffie
24 April 2020

How cryo-EM aids the search for a COVID-19 vaccine by giving insight into the spike-protein structure

Michelle Coffie
24 April 2020

In the current global health crisis, many biological research laboratories around the world are turning their attention to investigating the COVID-19 virus. Understanding these virus proteins from observations of their 3D structure can help the design and development of a vaccine.

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