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Element Materials Technology
Element Materials Technology is listed as a large business research supplier in the Scientist.com network, with 5 sites in 2 countries.
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Type of company: Large business
Bioimaging
- Electron Microscopy Examine the fine structures of molecules, cells and tissues with sub-nanometer resolution.
Chemical and Compound Analysis
- Adsorption/Desorption Studies Obtain data on groundwater risk assessment.
- Amino Acid Analysis (AAA) Determine protein quantities, relative compositions and amino acid content profiles.
- Atomic Absorption Analysis Measure the elemental composition of a diverse array of samples.
- Atomic Force Microscopy Use atomic force microscopy to reveal information about the atomic topography and mechanical properties of a sample.
- Chemical Stability Measure the stability of small molecules in solution.
- Compound Integrity Analyze the identity and purity of small molecule drug candidates.
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- Differential Scanning Calorimetry Elucidate the thermodynamics associated with conformational transitions.
- Dissolution Profiling Measure release of API from formulation (tablet or capsules) under GMP guidelines.
- Dynamic Mechanical Analysis Measure mechanical properties of solids and polymer melts as a function of time, temperature and frequency.
- Electron Diffraction Measurement (microED) Use electron diffraction patterns to characterize the crystallographic properties of a sample.
- Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy Identify and estimate the elemental composition of a sample based on x-ray emission patterns.
- Excipient Compatibility Test excipients for drug formulation, effects of temperature, time, humidity, pH and light exposure as well as excipient release.
- Fluorescence Mediated Tomography Visualize the spatial distribution of fluorescencently labeled probes and substances.
- Headspace Gas Chromatography Analyze volatile organic compounds (VOCs) partitioned above the liquid/solid phase of a sample.
- Heavy Metals Analysis Ensure trace levels of heavy metals are below the maximum allowable limits for consumer safety.
- High Resolution MS Elucidate the sequence and structure of peptides, proteins, biomarkers and organic compounds.
- Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) Analysis Characterize ultra-small levels of multiple solid analytes simultaneously.
- Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) Analysis Detect metals and several non-metals at concentrations as low as one part in 1015 (part per quadrillion, ppq) on non-interfered low-background isotopes.
- Ion Exchange Chromatography Separate and detect analytes.
- Melting Point Use melting point analysis to characterize compounds based on calorimetry and thermodynamic data.
- NMR Methods Use nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to identify drug intermediates.
- Particle Size Analysis Measure particle size distribution and characterize particle size, porosity and composition.
- Raman Spectroscopy Use spectroscopic technique to observe vibrational, rotational and other low-frequency modes in a system.
- Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy Examine the fine structures of molecules, cells and tissues with sub-nanometer resolution.
- Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry Detect trace level impurities and obtain elemental or molecular chemical data for solid sample surfaces.
- Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Identify molecular structure or impurities and assess product integrity of solid samples.
- Structural Spectroscopy Assess conformational transitions that proteins undergo in response to changes in their environment.
- Structure Determination Determine the three-dimensional structure of proteins in the presence or absence of ligands.
- UV-Spectroscopy Conduct sample analysis based on light absorption and transmission.
- X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Identify and quantify the elemental composition of solid and liquid samples.
Discovery Chemistry
- LCMS Analysis Physically separate substances using liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry.
Food Safety & Regulations
- Water Activity Determine water activity in consumer healthcare products involving a USP or FCC monograph.
Protein Sciences
- Analytical Ultracentrifugation Characterize the interactions and properties of macromolecules in solution.
Testing Services
- Accelerated Stability Determine shelf life of drug formulations by comparing API breakdown at elevated temperature.
- Elevated Temperature Stability Determine the stability of a product at elevated temperature.
- Freeze-Thaw Testing Use freeze-thaw cycling to measure the long-term durability of cosumer products.
- Real-time Stability Test Assure stability and physical integrity of consumer products in real-time conditions.
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United States 4 sites
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Canada 1 site
About this supplier
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We couldn’t talk about ourselves without first saying a thing or two about the challenges our clients face every day. It’s their constant growth and innovation, after all, that have come to define who we are and what we do. Whether in the Aerospace & Defense, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, or Transportation industry, our clients achieve their long-term business goals by relying daily on the integrity of details. For these heavily regulated and ever changing industries, details are the building blocks of success. And among the details is the most significant one of all: the need to manage even...
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We couldn’t talk about ourselves without first saying a thing or two about the challenges our clients face every day. It’s their constant growth and innovation, after all, that have come to define who we are and what we do.
Whether in the Aerospace & Defense, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, or Transportation industry, our clients achieve their long-term business goals by relying daily on the integrity of details. For these heavily regulated and ever changing industries, details are the building blocks of success. And among the details is the most significant one of all: the need to manage even the smallest details without losing sight of the big picture. It’s a challenge we’ve accepted and excelled at time and again during our 180 years of experience.
Today, we’re a global network of laboratories with experts specializing in materials testing, product qualification testing and failure analysis. With a team of 1000 scientists, engineers and technicians working in laboratories located throughout the USA and Europe, we’re a single go-to partner for quality, on-time materials technology solutions. And working one-on-one to manage project details and maximize their impact on an entire supply chain, we take customer service to an unprecedented level.
Thinking big is no small task. Our ability to understand both the complexity of project details and the clarity of project goals has made us an industry leader. Because big or small, every element is important to business.
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