ADMET is pleased to announce the release of our new BioTense Perfusion Bioreactor Testing System. BioTense is a next generation instrument to help tissue engineers and cell biologists perform high resolution mechanobiology investigations. Un...
Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have recently published a paper in volume 34 of the Journal of Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials. The team's [...]
The medical device market has a duty to patients to ensure that their products are safe and free from harm. However, this is not always [...]
Biomedical manufacturers need to determine the mechanical and physical properties of their products to keep materials safe and durable throughout their lifespan. Bone screws, [...]
Dental materials ranging from composite resin fillings, to porcelain to metal crowns and bridges, to alginate impression material, to dental adhesives for bonding and restorative dentistry are all tested for their mechanical property strengths. ISO 687...
The biomedical sector has spent decades exploring the interactions between differing cells within the human body and how the extracellular matrix plays a role [...]
When we have surgery, we trust that the surgeon has been tested and successfully demonstrated his or her ability to successful complete the operation in the past. And the surgeons themselves have faith that the instruments and implants they use h...
ADMET will be exhibiting at Booth 7 at the World Congress of Biomechanics in Boston. The exhibit hall opens on July 7. Account Director Vincent Milano will [...]
ADMET is proud to announce the release of its new Micro Tester for biomaterial testing. The Micro Tester is ideal for low force testing of [...]
ADMET has recently helped one biomedical company meet its materials testing needs when the business sought to track the flexibility of its instruments. Karl Storz [...]
