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Two veterans say goodbye
This makes it all the more appreciated when employees go into well-earned retirement after almost fifty years in the same company where they started their training.
West Viriginia University researches with LSR and LFA
West Virginia University has access to powerful measuring instruments such as the LSR (Seebeck) and the LFA (thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity).
Support in times of high energy prices
Like many other non-profit organizations, the long-established tennis club from Selb is particularly struggling with rising energy prices.
Revised thermobalance – TGA PT1000
Today we are proud to present our newly revised TGA PT1000 thermobalance. Our newly developed, innovative oven enables heating and cooling rates of 0.01 to 150 °C/min in a temperature range from RT to 1100 °C.
Using thermomechanical analysis for the supercomputers of the future
Thermomechanical materials testing for the supercomputers of the future – New challenges require new machines: Quantum computers are highly complex machines that could bring us huge advances in computing speed.
Selber Wiesenfest
After years of the pandemic, the traditional Selber Wiesenfest took place again this year. One of the most beautiful festivals in the region, this year even with an extra day.
MINT Day 2023 in Selb
Am 14. Februar 2023 fand der Selber MINT-Tag 2023 statt. Der Selber MINT-Tag ist eine Veranstaltung, die allen interessierten SchülerInnen der 11. Jahrgangsstufe der regionalen Gymnasien
Prof. Navrotsky Visits Linseis: Pioneering Calorimetry
We are delighted to share with you the exciting news of a significant visit to Linseis. We recently had the great honor of welcoming Prof. Alexandra Navrotsky to our company.
Patent for the Chip-DSC
The measuring cell of the Linseis Chip-DSC is now protected by patent. The result of the development is a small, easy-to-use and cost-effective measuring cell for a fully-fledged differential scanning calorimeter.
