Oxford Instruments' Ultim Extreme Wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2019

Oxford Instruments is proud to announce that its NanoAnalysis division has won the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2019 for the Ultim® Extreme detector system.

Making Cryogen Free Measurements: Challenges and Solutions

Being able to offer cryogen free systems where the cooling stages that would have traditionally relied on liquid cryogens have been replaced by a closed cycle refrigerator that is powered by electricity, has enabled customers from all over the world identify new applications that were previously not possible.

Mapping Mechanical Property Changes: Local Work Hardening of Steel

During the production of a metal, the manufacturing process is marked by careful regulation of the mechanical properties of the wrought metal. However, these may undergo change later on when the wrought metal is shaped into the end product.

Is Nanotechnology the Answer to an Environmentally Sustainable Future?

With the topic of HiPerNano 2018 being Clean Growth, the researchers and industrialist speakers were keen to share their findings on how nanotechnology can help to overcome environmental challenges, including nanotechnology in clean mobility and the development of environmentally friendly nanomaterials.

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