North American Webcast Schedule

The Bose ElectroForce Systems Group invites you to join us for one of our webcasts highlighting the performance and versatility of ElectroForce® and BioDynamic™ test instruments.

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Learn More About ElectroForce® Test Instruments for Engineered Materials and BioDynamic™ Instruments for Tissue Engineering

Fatigue & Durability Evaluation of Engineered Plastics & Polymer Composites (duration 30 minutes)

This webinar is particularly organized for researchers involved in materials testing. Bose has introduced test instruments for high-force dynamic mechanical analysis. The instruments are well suited for the characterization of a variety of materials in a temperature controlled chamber. The ElectroForce test instruments provide fatigue testing and characterization of a variety of specimens in tension, compression or bending. These instruments can be used in axial or even multi-axial configurations to provide fatigue data.

1. Introduction: Review of the course objectives
   
2. Overview of product line
   
3. ElectroForce 3100 & 3200 & 3500 test instruments
   
4. Fatigue testing
   
5. DMA (Dynamic Mechanical Analysis)
   
6. ElectroForce 3450 (High Frequency DMA) test instrument
   
7. Clamps & Accessories
   
8. Q&A
   

Biomaterials & Tissue Engineering (duration 30 minutes)

This webinar is particularly organized for researchers involved in biomedical testing and tissue engineering. Bose has introduced a new multi-axial test instrument to provide characterization of biomaterials and tissues in a biological environment. The ElectroForce BioDynamic test instrument provides conditioning and characterization of a variety of specimens, including biomaterials, acellular and cell-seeded scaffolds, native tissue samples and tissue-engineered constructs. Since the BioDynamic test instrument can be used to simulate in vivo conditions for the culture and testing of three-dimensional samples, it can be a valuable tool to bridge the gap between basic in vitro exploratory studies in culture dishes and in vivo animal experiments.

1. Introduction: Review of the course objectives
   
2. Overview of product line
   
3. ElectroForce 3100 & 3200 test instruments
   
4. Tissue engineering applications:
   
   • Orthopaedic
   • Vascular
   • Ligmants/tendons
5. Examples
   
6. Q&A
   

We are looking forward to your participation!