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Webinar 1: Better Rheological Results—What to Do Before Pressing the Start Button? Rheological samples are often delicate, sensitive, and need to be handled with care. Simple handling mistakes or test method errors can result in unreliable or unreproducible rheological measurements, setting you back in both time and money. Watch this webinar to review how to avoid the common pitfalls in preparing for rheological tests. It covers the critical steps that must take place before you even press ‘start’ on your rheometer. Webinar 2: Better Rheological Results – Select the Right Measuring Geometry Choosing the right measuring system is crucial for reliable and reproducible rheological data. Learn how to select the optimal geometry according to your type of rheometer, test conditions and sample properties. Watch this webinar on selecting the right measuring tool and procedure for the job.	Watch webinars
Basics of Rotational Rheology Rheological measurements in rotation reflect the flow characteristics during the production process (e.g., agitation, pumping, pipe flows) as well as storage, transport, and applications (such as painting or pressing). Target audience: Scientists, engineers, and laboratory staff members involved in the formulation, development, characterization, and quality assurance of products as well as processing and process engineering.	Watch webinar now
Basics of Oscillatory Rheology Rheological measurements in oscillation are usually accomplished on a non-destructive basis and serve many purposes such as characterization of material and processing characteristics, storage stability, relaxation properties, softening, melting, gelatinization, networking, and hardening. Target audience: Scientists, engineers, and laboratory staff members involved in the formulation, development, characterization, and quality assurance of products as well as stability studies and questions regarding processability.	Watch webinar now
Basics of Extensional Rheology This webinar discusses the operation and applications of an extensional rheometer for fluids. Target audience: Employees involved in the quality assurance, development, and testing of polymer compounds and rubber mixtures as well as their processing.	Watch webinar now
Oscillatory Rheology in Quality Control–New Testing Capabilities In this webinar the basics of oscillatory rheometry and how it can be applied to quality control will be presented. Quality control Flow behavior, yield stress, thixotropy Viscoelasticity Oscillatory tests Target audience: Customers involved in quality control with basic knowledge of rheology.	Watch webinar now
Correlation of Rheological Curves, Microscopic Images, and Optical Measuring Methods The combination of rheology with light and polarization microscopy allows deeper insights into the flow and application behavior of products such as foodstuffs, pharmaceutical products, cosmetics, and crude oil. The resulting combined results presented here correlate the microstructure with actual flow and transport processes. Target audience: Scientists, engineers, and laboratory staff members who are involved in the characterization, development, and testing of foodstuffs, pharmaceutical products, and cosmetics as well as their processing with experience in the area of rheology.	Watch webinar now
Next Generation Quality Control Rheometer Thermo Scientific™ HAAKE™ Viscotester™ iQ Rheometer Learn about the new quality control standard rheometer—easier to operate, faster, simpler, more intuitive, and highly modular. Obtain reliable and reproducible data measurement with “Connect Assist” coupling, one-hand lift operation, and instrument feedback for measuring optimization. Easy and intuitive operation via touchscreen panel or by USB or PC software for automated measurement, evaluation, pass/fail analysis, and QC documentation.	English
Sol/Gel Transitions of Poloxamers Various influential factors on the gel formation process, its kinetics, and the stability of the gel are demonstrated on the basis of systematically performed rheological sol/gel studies on poloxamer systems. Target audience: Scientists, engineers, and laboratory staff members in formulation, development, and quality assurance who are involved in the characterization of sol/gel transitions and questions of gelatinization and strength.	Watch webinar now
Reliable QC Data–The Simple and Comfortable Approach Rheology in quality control is described here based on a rotational viscometer using a series of practical examples. Target audience: This webinar is intended for all those who use rheological measuring methods for quality assurance.	Watch webinar now
Well Prepared–Good Results How do you ensure that rheological measurements are performed correctly and are reproducible and independent of the user? Possible sources of error are identified and described on the basis of practical examples, as well as how they can be avoided. Target audience: Scientists, laboratory staff members, and employees responsible for quality using rheological measuring instruments.	Watch webinar now
Broadening Measurements with Simultaneous Rheology and DEA A rheometer provides bulk information from a sample, while a DEA (dielectric analyzer) gives additional information about the details on molecular level. The Thermo Scientific HAAKE MARS Rheometer, with an integrated DEA sensor, allows simultaneous collection of rheological and DEA data on the same sample at the same time, which can be connected with the sample history or pretreatment. This approach saves time and money with shorter time for preparation and analysis.	Watch webinar now