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Join us today as we celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science – A global movement to inspire girls and women to join the innovative world of science and engineering.​

Let´s celebrate: NETZSCH Women working in Science Today we celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science – A global movement to inspire girls and women to join the innovative world of science and engineering.​ For this purpose…

The New HFM Lambda Eco-Line. Up to 40% FASTER Heat Flow Measurement. Measure Thermal Conductivity and Save Energy. Learn More today!

The New HFM 446 Lambda Eco-Line • NETZSCH – the Thermal Analysis Blog Lambda Eco-Line – Thermal Conductivity Measurements Now Up to 40% Faster The new HFM 446 Lambda for measurement of materials with low thermal conductivity delivers up to 40%

Materials Science with NASA Astromaterials... Check it out!

Stored since the 1970s, scientists have used previously unopened Apollo samples for new science & to prepare for sample return by NASA's Artemis Program. 🚀 Read about this Special Session featuring this work with talks by NASA's Johnson Space Center scientists: go.nasa.gov/2Q7AmgD

To learn more about this and the Apollo Next Generation Sample Analysis (ANGSA) work, check out this feature: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-opens-previously-unopened-apollo-sample-ahead-of-artemis-missions

What does NETZSCH Instruments do? Watch Milena walk you through it... Tell us what you want us to break and analyze.

NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing - What We Do We at NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing have 50 years of application experience and a broad state-of-the-art product line ensuring that our solutions will not only...

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Are The Fumes You Can Smell During 3D Printing Harmful or Even Toxic? We took your questions related to common 3D printing issues and categorized them into what we call 3D printing myths – common concerns and sometimes misconceptions of this industry. Today, Dr.

Researchers at the have succeeded in multilayer in food and medical care by using multiple solvent washing processes.

Solvent-Based Process Shows Promise for Recycling Multilayer Plastics By using a series of solvent washes guided by thermodynamic calculations of polymer solubility, University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers were able to recover polyethylene, ethylene vinyl alcohol, and polyethylene terephthalate from a multilayer plastic.