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AI supports analysis of metallic materials
"With our specially developed algorithm, we are three times faster"
22-May-2023
Until now, the analysis of crystalline microstructures in metallic materials has been technically challenging and particularly time-consuming. Researchers from the fields of materials engineering and computer science have now developed an algorithm for this purpose and published it in the ...
How molecular footballs burst in an X-ray laser beam
Study shows effect of X-ray flashes on sensitive biomolecules
26-Sep-2019
An international research team has observed in real time how football molecules made of carbon atoms burst in the beam of an X-ray laser. The study shows the temporal course of the bursting process, which takes less than a trillionth of a second, and is important for the analysis of sensitive ...
Faster characterization of organic salts
27-Mar-2018
UZH researchers have developed a novel method that speeds up the process of determining crystal structures of organic salts and significantly reduces the effort required to do so. As about 40 percent of all active pharmaceutical ingredients are salts, this new crystallographic method is set to ...
Researchers at Mainz University make visible the structure of the smallest crystals
27-Sep-2011
A radical new way of making structures visible at the nano level has been developed at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU). This new method makes it possible to determine with precision the arrangement of atoms and molecules in a diverse range of materials from cement to pharmaceuticals. ...
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