Education Center

At Dublin Analytical, we not only seek to supply all laboratories with our state-of-the-art analysers and equipment. We also aim to share our knowledge and expertise with users and anyone in the community that wishes to develop their skills and knowledge on the technologies that we provide.

Low temperature grease mobility

Lubricating greases are a mixture of a base oil, additives and a thickening agent. These three components all contribute to a grease’s viscosity but, regardless of the composition, low temperatures will have a stiffening effect on grease.

Field emission SEM in Li-ion battery inspection

Field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) is an advanced microscopy technique for analysing surfaces at incredibly high resolutions.

Rheological properties of food

Rheology is a branch of physics that measures the deformation or flow of matter when force is applied.

What Do Bomb Calorimeters Do and How Do They Work?

Discover how bomb calorimeters measure calorific value and why Parr calorimeters are the gold standard for heat of combustion analysis.

Supercritical CO2 The Next Generation Sterilant

Discover how supercritical CO₂ is revolutionising sterilisation with a non-toxic, material-friendly, and low-temperature method. Learn its mechanisms, advantages, and future potential for safe and effective microbial control.

Testing to keep the skies clean

Explore SAF’s role in reducing aviation’s environmental impact, challenges in production scale-up, and the need for regulatory compliance.