by Caleb Horst | Apr 24, 2020 | Fun with CellScale
Al Dente often implies pasta that is cooked firm to the bite. But the question is, how firm should it be? Why, you can only answer that question through a mechanical test! 3 samples of pasta cooked to different durations were stretched with the UniVert. Each sample...
by Caleb Horst | Apr 20, 2020 | Collections
CellScale presents Collections – a gathering of publications from a researcher in their particular topic of interest that included one or more CellScale instruments. Collections showcases the depth of research that can be achieved with the instruments and their...
by Caleb Horst | Apr 16, 2020 | Caleb's Corner
Here is another post in the series called Caleb’s Corner, where our company president Caleb Horst pens some original content related to biomaterials based on his insights and experience. Tension Testing for Biomaterials At CellScale we have supported researchers...
by Caleb Horst | Apr 14, 2020 | In The Lab
Heavy metals are serious pollutants in wastewater that are discharged to the environment. Although there are various methods to remove them, the most common method is commercial powder absorbents. These have poor recyclability (which can lead to secondary...
by Caleb Horst | Apr 8, 2020 | Fun with CellScale
Regional Sales Manager Matt Brunsting and his 3-year old wonder what happens when daddy has to work from home! It can be a whole lotta fun, especially when you combine the CellScale UniVert and good ‘ol Play-Doh! They start with a complex extrusion process to...
