Search

Materials Features

 Ceramic dielectric components enable next generation medical MRI systems

Ceramic dielectric components enable next generation medical MRI systems

02/07/2012

Morgan Technical Ceramics is working with the University Medical Centre (UMC) Utrect in The Netherlands to design an antenna for the next generation of ultra high field medical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems. Scientists have designed a radio frequency (RF) coil array element for use in MRI systems with increased magnetic strength, which will enhance the quality of images from MRI body scans.

 Labels: that essential finishing touch

Labels: that essential finishing touch

27/06/2012

Possibly not as well known to the consumer market as it is to its big commercial customer base, Foster Refrigerator is a byword for technologically and market leading refrigeration for the demanding foodservice, bakery and retail industries.

Perfect surfaces

Perfect surfaces

27/06/2012

The National Facility for Ultra-Precision Surfaces in the OpTIC Glyndwr centre, St Asaph, North Wales, has emerged as one of the world's leading centres for the preparation of large surfaces of the order of one square metre to nanometre accuracy. An important aspect of this work has been the integration of both polishing and measurement within a single facility.

 Nanotechnology promises a renaissance in sensor design

Nanotechnology promises a renaissance in sensor design

27/06/2012

Les Hunt takes a look at recent examples of research in the field of nanotechnology that offers encouraging results for the development of the next generation of advanced thermal imaging sensors and sensors that are able to detect minute defects in ferromagnetic materials.

 Now you see it, now you don’t

Now you see it, now you don’t

27/06/2012

When it comes to new product development, the importance of the prototype simply cannot be underestimated. Gordon Styles, the Middlesbrough-born owner of Chinese firm, Star Prototype talks about the processes that put the product in the hands of the designers before it goes into production – including one that transforms polycarbonate surfaces in the blink of an eye.

The future of engineering design, today”: For almost half a century, DPA has helped design engineers, OEMs, machine builders and system integrators stay ahead of the curve by combining visionary thinking with real-world practicality. Future-focused and reader-first, DPA is the valued engineer’s companion, bridging the gap between today’s shop floor and tomorrow’s smart factory.

© IML Group 2025 . All rights reserved.
Lost Your Password?
fonts/
or
Connect with Facebook