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Drone-Enabled Magnetometer System Developed by Geometrics

September 14, 2020 Editorial Staff 0

Empowering geoscientists for over 50 years with its seismographs, magnetometers, and geoelectric instruments, Geometrics now has developed its first ever drone-enabled magnetometer that opens new capabilities in geo-surveys. The MagArrow’s sleek housing holds the company’s MFAM (Micro-fabricated Atomic Magnetometer) module, a miniature magnetometer capable of […]

Powerful Eddy Current System for Small Measuring Ranges Developed by Micro-Epsilon

September 8, 2020 Editorial Staff 0

A new inductive eddy current displacement measuring system from Micro-Epsilon offers high performance and precision for applications in industrial processes. It provides resolutions in the submicron range and operates with a frequency response up to 20 kHz. The eddyNCDT 3070 eddy is designed […]

SENIS and Its Founder Honored for Technical Achievements in Magnetic Sensing

July 23, 2020 Editorial Staff Comments Off

SENIS AG, a developer of magnetic sensing and instrumentation systems based in Switzerland, has been receiving accolades for its Fast Magnetic Angle Sensor, known as FAMAS, and the technological achievements of its founder, Professor Radivoje Popovic. Amidst the pandemic, recognitions […]

Magnetofection Products from OZ Biosciences Advance Biotech Research, Development of New Medicines

July 21, 2020 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Look around life science laboratories most anywhere in the world and before long you will likely come across magnetic reagents along with a few specially designed magnetic kits and laboratory tools from OZ Biosciences. The company’s Magnetofection technology is […]

US Air Force Investigates Using Quantum Materials in New Navigation Tool

June 22, 2020 Editorial Staff Comments Off

By Mary Pacinda, Air Force Research Laboratory Published May 1, 2020 Air Force Research Laboratory researchers Drs. Robert Bedford, Luke Bissell, Chandriker Dass and Michael Slocum are finding practical applications for the curious phenomena that occur in quantum materials. Until the […]

Development of a High-Field, Non-Insulated, High Temperature Superconducting Magnet for Fusion Research and Other Applications

April 29, 2020 Editorial Staff Comments Off

By Dr. Zbigniew Piec and Thomas W. Overton Recent advances in superconductor technology, especially high-temperature superconductors (HTS), have revolutionized industries from defense and transportation to energy, medicine, and basic science. Magnets employing superconducting (SC) material in their windings can […]

Fermilab Achieves World-Record Field Strength for Accelerator Magnet

April 7, 2020 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Fermilab have recently announced that they achieved the highest magnetic field strength ever recorded for an accelerator steering magnet, setting a world record of 14.1 teslas, with the magnet cooled to 4.5 […]