North American Technical Webinars
The Bose ElectroForce Systems Group invites you to contact us to schedule a dedicated webcast highlighting the performance and versatility of ElectroForce® test instruments for a variety of testing applications. One webinar focuses on applications for the characterization of engineered materials while the other focuses on a variety of applications for biomaterials testing and tissue engineering. When you contact us, please specify the technical webinar of interest, and one of our specialists will get back to you to schedule a time and date that best meets your needs. If you have unique questions or needs, let us know and we’ll do our best to tailor the discussion to your specific areas of interest.
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Applications for the Characterization of Engineered Materials
This webinar is particularly organized for researchers involved in materials testing. Bose has introduced test instruments for high-force dynamic mechanical analysis. The instruments are well suited for the characterization of a variety of materials in a temperature controlled chamber. The ElectroForce test instruments provide fatigue testing and characterization of a variety of specimens in tension, compression or bending. These instruments can be used in axial or even multi-axial configurations to provide fatigue data.
Introduction: Review of the course objectives
Overview of product line
ElectroForce 3100 & 3200 & 3500 test instruments
Fatigue testing
DMA (Dynamic Mechanical Analysis)
ElectroForce 3450 (High Frequency DMA) test instrument
Clamps & Accessories
Q&A
Biomaterials & Tissue Engineering
This webinar is particularly organized for researchers involved in biomedical testing and tissue engineering. Bose has introduced a new multi-axial test instrument to provide characterization of biomaterials and tissues in a biological environment. The ElectroForce BioDynamic test instrument provides conditioning and characterization of a variety of specimens, including biomaterials, acellular and cell-seeded scaffolds, native tissue samples and tissue-engineered constructs. Since the BioDynamic test instrument can be used to simulate in vivo conditions for the culture and testing of three-dimensional samples, it can be a valuable tool to bridge the gap between basic in vitro exploratory studies in culture dishes and in vivo animal experiments.
Introduction: Review of the course objectives
Overview of product line
ElectroForce 3100 & 3200 test instruments
Orthopaedic Tissue engineering applications
Vascular Tissue engineering applications
Ligmants/tendons Tissue engineering applications
Examples
Q&A
