Overview TRIOS is feature-rich software for all Discovery instruments that provides simplified instrument control and data analysis. In this seminar, we will guide you through the software interface and demonstrate its great features, which include the repeat analysis function, analysis templating, generating reports, and control charting.
Rheology for Topical and Personal Care Formulations
Thermal Analysis in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Use of TGA, SA, and DSC in Research, Development, and Quality Control
Analytical Techniques Used to Gain Insight Needed to Bring Medicine and Technology to Market – Part 1: Binding, Unfolding, and Optimization – ITC
Analytical Techniques Used to Gain Insight Needed to Bring Medicine and Technology to Market – Part 2: Binding, Unfolding, and Optimization – DSC
Analytical Techniques Used to Gain Insight Needed to Bring Medicine and Technology to Market – Part 3: Theory of DSC and Applications in Lyophilization Processes
Bring Simplicity, Accuracy, and Uniformity to Your Coatings Testing If your lab is running the same tests over and over again, or has multiple users running the same tests, you want consistency in your testing process. TRIOS AutoPilot is a powerful tool for extending the capabilities of the TA Instruments Discovery Hybrid Rheometers. AutoPilot can…
Overview 3-D printing and additive manufacturing are growing segments due to the extreme versatility of the printable materials. The application of such technologies are numerous (rapid prototyping, complex shapes…) and require different materials with different properties. Thermal analysis can be a valuable tool to evaluate the way a material keeps its internal structure during…
Overview Software automation enables users to get more reproducible data with less effort and helps reduce human errors. This webinar highlights how intelligent software can be used to leverage automation and save time in the lab. Improve your data analysis and your overall rheology and thermal analysis workflow. With an ever-growing demand for more work…
