Learn how Radiant Technologies and Linkam collaborated to improve HFS600E-PB4 stage.
Characterising the mechanical properties of synthetic spider silk using the Linkam Modular Force Stage
Investigating fluid inclusions to understand ore forming processes and for sequestration of carbon dioxide using Linkam’s THMS600 and TS1400XY stages.
Achieving precise temperature control in semiconductor and electronics research
The Effect of Temperature and Shear Flow on the Nucleation Rate of Spherulites in Isotactic Polypropylene
Characterising the Temperature-induced Evolution of the Shape and Texture of a Silicon Wafer
Mechanical Characterisation: Understanding Materials Through Precise Tensile Testing
Studying a New Polymorph of Metacetamol with FTIR
Replicating the texture of meat in plant-based alternatives using mechanical testing
Unravelling the complexities of freeze-drying pharmaceuticals with advanced microscopy techniques
Linkam’s FDCS196 is used by researchers at NIBSC and the University of Strathclyde to predict freeze-drying conditions for liposome-cryoprotectant mixtures (drug delivery systems), using light microscopy with a cryostage.
Investigating drug-polymer interactions using optical DSC
Researchers from the University of Hertfordshire’s School of Life and Medical Sciences collaborated with Linkam to provide an in-depth analysis into how the optical DSC450 and TASC can be used to characterise drug-polymer-excipient systems for pharmaceutical applications. Read the full case study here.
Using Raman Spectroscopy to Probe the Degradation of Perovskite Thin Film Photovoltaic Devices
Studying thermal dehydration of Lithium borohydrides via in situ Raman spectroscopy using a Catalytic Cell Reactor
Fragmentation Test Method for Adhesion Analysis of Coatings In Situ in a Microscope
A Novel Thermal Microscopic Imaging Tool for Rapid Pre-Formulation Screening of Solid Dispersions
Studying Phase Transitions in Pharmaceuticals
Polymorphism in pharmaceutical solids has great implications on both the processing and the performance of solid pharmaceutical products. This app note details work from the School of Pharmacy at UCL using TASC with our DSC450 to characterise polymorphic transitions in the pharmaceutical active compound flufenamic acid .