Date : 12/2/2020 11:45:25 AM
From : "Hui Jiang"
To : shimonz@nrcn.gov.il
Subject : We go live tomorrow in our exciting Tutorial!
 {Hui Jiang}Looking to learn more about characterising metal powders for Additive Manufacturing?

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DEC 3 2020

9:00 AM - 9:30 AM // 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM GMT

 

The Complete Characterisation of Additive Manufacturing Powders with AZtecAM

Online tutorial

 

Join us to learn how AZtecAM provides you with the necessary information for informed decisions to be made about powder contamination and reuse. AZtecAM is an automated characterisation and cleanliness solution for the SEM, based on the industry leading AZtecFeature particle analysis platform. 

 

The 30-minute tutorial will be followed by a live Q&A with expert Dr. Hui Jiang - allowing you to ask any questions you may have.

 

 

YOU WILL LEARN HOW AZTECAM:  

✅ Characterises powder morphology rapidly for thousands of grains

✅ Automatically identifies & reports on the presence of contaminants in metal powders

✅ Is easy to use and deploy for a consistent cleanliness monitoring program

 

 

Can't make it to this tutorial? Sign up anyway! You will still be able to watch it on-demand. 
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PRESENTED BY
Dr. Matt Hiscock

Dr. Hui Jiang

 Senior Application Scientist

Oxford Instruments NanoAnalysis

 

Dr. Hui Jiang graduated with a degree in Metallurgy and Materials from Birmingham University. She joined Oxford Instruments in 2008 and has always worked with a strong focus in microanalysis in particular using electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD). She is involved in the development and use of products designed to solve specific problems, particularly in the field of feature analysis. She is currently working as a Senior Product Scientist within the Product Science group. 

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