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We're excited to be a part of Extractables and Leachables West 2024! Dr. Casey Chamberlain will present "Considerations in Processing and Interpretation of Extractables Data". See you in La Jolla! https://lnkd.in/d33t5fwA #ExtractablesAndLeachables #EandLWest2024

Join us for our Ask the Expert: Battery Materials Analysis webinar! Our team of battery materials experts will address your pre-submitted questions during the event, as well as present about our new lab’s capabilities. https://lnkd.in/gs3qKG63 #batterymaterials #batterytesting #batterylab #lithiumion #batterymanufacturing

Today is the last day to register for our Brazing webinar! https://lnkd.in/gPMxp8Ux

EAG Laboratories will be hosting the next Nano Forum event tomorrow, October 23rd. Register to reserve your spot!

Only one week left to reserve your spot! On October 23, Dr.-Ing. Sabrina Puidokas and Mario Rieder, with Eurofins Qualitech AG will host a webinar on brazing. Register today! https://lnkd.in/gPMxp8Ux hashtag #brazing #materialsengineering #failureanalysis

Thank you, Dr. Carolyn Otten and Blake Darkow, for recently sharing information about opportunities in the Chemistry and Biological Science fields with Graduate students at Missouri University of Science and Technology! Dr. Otten discussed investigative analytical chemistry in the real world, and Darkow presented “Cell-based In Vitro Assays in the Biocompatibility Assessment of Medical Devices and Wearable Consumer Products.” #STEM #chemistry #invitro #biocompatibility

Today we celebrate the retirement of Dr. Charles Magee, EAG Fellow, and honor the service and contributions he has made to Material Sciences. Dr. Charles Magee was fundamental in the development of SIMS instruments equipped with quadrupole mass analyzers. Charles joined EAG in 1987, where he co-founded Evans East in partnership with Charles Evans & Associates. At Evans East he further advanced the SIMS technique by pushing for ever lower detection limits and higher depth resolution in III-V structures such as heterostructure bipolar transistors. In the early 2000’s Charles was instrumental in developing the concept of correcting sensitivities in III-V and SiGe structures based on the matrix composition which later proved to be essential in the accurate characterization of VCSELs. Throughout his career, Charles developed many new methods for ion metrology. Most significant is Quad SIMS, which is important in many semiconductor applications. In addition to numerous publications, Charles co-authored “The SIMS bible,” found in SIMS labs to this day. Charles, we salute you! Thank you everything. The adventure is just beginning. #retirement #honoringalegend #pioneer #materialsciences

We're almost a month away from Extractables and Leachables West 2024! Dr. Casey Chamberlain will present "Considerations in Processing and Interpretation of Extractables Data". We look forward to seeing you there! https://lnkd.in/d33t5fwA #ExtractablesAndLeachables #EandLWest2024

Thank you Dr. Forrest Nichols for your excellent presentation! https://lnkd.in/gNJtjsZv #BioInterface2024

Did you know that 'Rare Earth Elements' (REEs) aren't so rare after all? The rarest of REEs, lutetium, is actually 200x more abundant than gold in terms of presence in the earth's crust. Learn more about REEs, what they're used for, the demand for them, and EAG's KNOW HOW in analyzing REEs in our latest blog https://lnkd.in/e3bzdMEt