Biopharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca, recently developed an automated technique to generate lipid nanoparticles for mRNA delivery and used neutron scattering to investigate how it compared to standard production methods.
Neutron diffraction reveals how the microstructure of nickel superalloy specimens are affected by the additive manufacturing parameters.
Researchers at PSI have joined forces with employees of the technology transfer centre, ANAXAM, and the industrial partner Audi Sport to shed light on a potential sticking point: they have used neutrons to examine a brake calliper in action and reveal ways of optimising it.
CareTag Surgical develops full solutions for the efficient management of surgical and other hospital equipment, based on the use of new technologies, such as RFID.
Danish company, Novozymes, is a world leader in the industrial production of enzymes for a range of applications, including laundry detergents. Enzymes in detergents can help to degrade soils attached to fabrics at a low wash temperature, improve softness, and enhance colour brightness.
There is wide-scale concern about the impact of meat production on climate change due to associated land degredation, water consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. A shift towards consumption of plant-based meat alternatives could offer benefits for both the environment and human health.
Bumax is a Swedish manufacturer of premium-brand high strength stainless steel fasteners, designed for extreme environments. A number of different materials are used to produce A4-grade stainless steel, including Bumax-88.
VDM Metals is a high-performance metal provider. In the HiMat project,1 together with the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), VDM tested its VDM® Alloy 780 using a specially developed testing machine at the Research Neutron Source, Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (FRM II).
Industry and private consumers alike depend on oil and gas pipes that stretch thousands of kilometers underwater. However, it is not uncommon for pipelines to become clogged. With collaborators at the Research Neutron Source FRM II and the consulting company, Science S.A.V.E.D, scientists from TechnipFMC (a company specialising in subsea pipelines) demonstrated that neutrons are an ideal probe to locate blockages in underwater pipes.
Swedish company Sandvik Coromant produces the latest cutting tools and inserts using pressed powder materials, like cemented carbides, which are sintered to make them into a very hard material.
