by Richard Armbruster | Oct 10, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty, Biology & Biomedical
Cell Scaffolds play an integral role in cell studies and tissue engineering by providing structural support and chemical cues vital for cell viability, proliferation and differentiation. In the following post, you will find information regarding cell scaffold... 
by Connie Lew | Aug 17, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty
Graphene, a single atomic layer of carbon with a hexagonal crystal structure, has been heavily investigated in the past decade for its many unique material properties. With its high electrical and thermal conductivity, near optical transparency, and high mechanical... 
by Richard Armbruster | Jul 17, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty, Biology & Biomedical
DNA Combing, a technique used in the analysis of single molecules of DNA, offers researchers an opportunity to better understand the dynamics of replication, transcription and individual molecule interactions. While advances in DNA sequencing technology have rapidly... by Connie Lew | Apr 16, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty, Device Fabrication
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Alter Surface Chemisty Graphene, a single atomic layer of carbon with a hexagonal crystal structure, has been heavily investigated in the past decade for its many unique material properties. With its high electrical and thermal... 
by Richard Armbruster | Apr 10, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty, Device Fabrication, Nanoscale Cleaning
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Alter Surface Chemisty To more effectively coat and pattern substrates such as silicon wafers and glass with photoresist, plasma treatment is used extensively to enhance three crucial steps: Cleaning, Spinning and Descum. An essential... 
by Richard Armbruster | Mar 29, 2019 | Alter Surface Chemisty, Biology & Biomedical, Device Fabrication
Harrick Plasma → Applications → Alter Surface Chemisty Inexpensive, disposable and transparent, plasma treated polystyrene, or tissue culture plastic (TCP), is the most extensively used cell culture material, not only because of its aforementioned qualities but...