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Join Us for an Engaging Webinar: Simplifying Materials Characterization!

Struggling with slow, complex methods for materials characterization? Exum’s Massbox is here to revolutionize your lab with unmatched speed, sensitivity, and simplicity.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ How our patented LALI-TOF-MS technology overcomes conventional instruments' limitations
✅ Key capabilities of the Massbox, including rapid quantification, elemental mapping, and depth profiling
✅ Real-world applications in materials science, battery development, advanced manufacturing, and geology
✅ Direct access to experts through a live Q&A to discuss your specific materials

📅 When: Wednesday, February 19, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM MST
💻 Where: Online Event
🎤 Speaker: Fergus Keenan

👉 Register Here:
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Don’t miss the chance to see how the Massbox is transforming materials research and making compositional analysis easier than ever.

📸 We’re thrilled to share highlights from Christopher Pannier’s visit to Denver!

As a winner of the LIFT Materials Characterization Contest, Christopher and his team from the University of Michigan-Dearborn explored how our Massbox (LALI-TOF-MS) delivers precise, high-resolution elemental mapping to identify and diagnose defects in 3D-printed materials. 🏆

🔬 During this collaboration, the Massbox revealed critical elemental variations and defect insights across a 3D-printed iron disc, helping advance materials development and quality control in additive manufacturing.

✅ Key outcomes included:

Elemental Mapping: High-resolution maps of elemental variations with a 100-micron spot size

Defect Analysis: Detailed views of defect regions with elements like Al, Fe, Ca, and Ti

Depth Profiling: Layer-by-layer variation tracking to better understand structural integrity

A huge thank-you to Christopher Pannier and the University of Michigan-Dearborn team for their outstanding collaboration, and to LIFT for organizing this exciting contest that connects researchers with new characterization tools. 🙌

ICAM 2024: A Hub for Innovations in Advanced Manufacturing

📍 Join us from Oct 28th to Nov 1st as the brightest minds in advanced manufacturing converge to discuss groundbreaking research and the latest advancements in the field.

🕔 Don’t miss on Monday, Oct 28th:
4:50 PM: Dive into the future of manufacturing with Fergus Keenan, as he presents "Rapid Chemical Characterization of Powder for Quality Control and Process Control." Discover how new technologies are transforming powder quality assurance and speeding up process control.

5:00-6:30 PM: Explore the frontiers of multi-metal additive manufacturing with Britton DeGarmo from Ohio State’s Materials at Extremes department. Don't miss his presentation in the Grand Ballroom (Poster #043) on "Stress Concentration Strengthening of SS316L with IN718." Learn about the latest evaluations using Massbox data to enhance printed multi-materials.

🔗 Excited for these insights? Join us at ICAM 2024 and be part of the innovation driving the future of materials science:
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