Join us for a two-hour seminar, led by experts in the field, to discuss in-situ tensile testing in the transmission and scanning electron microscopes.
Broadcast Times:
Thursday, June 25 – 2PM CEST and 3PM PDT
Seminar Overview:
The tensile test is the standard mechanical test for determining Young’s modulus, yield strength, work hardening, and more. These tests are more challenging than their peers to perform at nano- and micromechanical length scales, requiring advanced sample preparation and positioning. In 2006, researchers using Bruker’s Hysitron Picoindenter tools were the first to enable in-situ quantitative testing, originally in the TEM, followed shortly in the SEM. Indentation, compression, and tensile modes as standard on the original Hysitron PI 95 led to a wave of in-situ publications. In this seminar, the focus is on re-creating a uniaxial strain using both direct pull with tensile actuation of the transducer, and the patented Push-to-Pull MEMS chip.
We welcome these experts to present data from the past, present, and future of in-situ tensile testing in the SEM and TEM.
Presentations:
Speakers:
Dr. Andrew M. Minor – Professor
Dr. Zhiwei Shan – Director
Dr. Khalid Hattar – Principle Member of the Technical Staff
Dr. Eric Hintsala – Applications Scientist
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