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The Analysis of polymers, minerals and organic-inorganic complexes at MERI, Sheffield Hallam University.

In microscope applications, many of the imaging and vision techniques that are generally applied in industrial macro-environments are not suitable because of several constraints imposed by the micro-environment

Details about the Bridge Inspectors Training Course at the Materials and Engineering Research Centre

Sustainable technologies require significant investments of time and money. These investments must pay back within reasonable time scales

See the facilities and equipment used by MERI for the tribological testing, characterisation and analysis of materials and coatings for research and consultancy purposes

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) utilises a beam of electrons to transmit through an ultra thin specimen. The interaction between the transmitting electrons and the specimen leads to the generation of several types of signals regarding structural and chemical characteristics of the specimen material.

The Infinite Focus Microscope (IFM) is a rapid non contact optical 3D measurement device, which combines the low depth of field of an optical microscope with vertical scanning, traversing across the surface of the sample, to provide high resolution and high depth of field topographical images with a large field of view

Optical analysis equipment used by Sheffield Hallam University's Materials and Engineering Research Institute