Case Studies

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Hitting the target for cancer

For many years molecular radiotherapy (MRT) has been used for palliative care of cancer patients, but it has great potential to become a potent first line cancer treatment. The therapy uses radioactive drugs to target specific tumour locations, for example by injection of radioactive microspheres into tumours in the liver via i...

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Nanoprecision positioning

Precise positioning of miniature components during the manufacture of hard disk drives and the movement of robots during delicate medical surgery all rely on the exact positioning provided by linear drives. Nano-positioning devices are used in the manufacture of hard disk drives where exact positioning of components is essentia...

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Supporting the Belgian diamond industry

With the growth of diamond trading hubs in India and China, an improved infrastructure is needed to support the classification of cut diamonds at the highest standards and preserve Antwerp’s world-class reputation. This will give traders greater confidence in the diamonds they buy and sell in Antwerp, encouraging trade and stre...

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Surface analysis for Alzheimer’s

There are many different methods to analyse surfaces and interfaces, each with advantages and disadvantages. Imaging plays a key role in medical research and drug discovery, identifying the spatial distribution of particles, locating drug targets, and assessing drug distribution. This type of analysis depends on reliable compar...

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Temperature and friction testing

Many engineering products, such as car clutch assemblies and machine tools, undergo high friction during their service life. New materials are constantly being investigated that will provide better performance and increased durability against friction or chemical degradation. Such products require rigorous testing to understand...

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3D surface wear imaging

Milling and cutting tools, used in precision manufacturing, are subject to wear with use. Tools designed with specific profiles can develop worn surfaces or ridges. These micron-scale flaws affect performance, meaning tools do not produce products as intended. This leads to higher component rejection rates, higher costs and man...

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