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Diamond electrode biosensor that is aimed for rapid detection of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
PFAS compounds are very difficult to break down. However, MSU-Fraunhofer is researching a specialized way to destroy PFAS in contaminated wastewater using electrochemical oxidation with boron-doped diamond electrodes.
DREaM will exploit new materials and novel device structures to create RF transistors
Diamond is a unique material with multiple superlative properties, including unmatched thermal conductivity, high charge carrier mobilities, and high electric field breakdown strength.
Boron-doped diamond electrodes – tailored to customer requirements
MSU students designed a system for monitoring diamond polishing using audio signals.
Tool Life showed 300% increase with Fraunhofer USA CCD ceramic coating.
A variety of Diamond like Carbon coated engine parts for reducing friction and increasing overall efficiency
DLC coated transit bus windshield section. Left half of sample is uncoated.
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