Industries

Smartphones, laptops, smart watches, digital cameras.... all of these devices that are critical in the modern economy rely on small electronic parts to run. As demand for these devices...

Within the biotechnology field, oxygen monitors play an important role in protecting the public safety by reducing the risk of adverse health effects after a gas leak. Nitrogen gas...

Compressed gases — most commonly nitrogen, argon, and helium — are widely used across college and university labs.  Students may use nitrogen gas in science labs, for example to...

Cryotherapy, essentially a frosty air sauna using nitrogen, is the latest health trend to move from professional athletes down into the mainstream, where it’s primarily used to treat injuries...

Cryogenics relies on inert gases, including nitrogen, helium, and argon, to maintain very cold temperatures. Many different facilities use these gases, including sports medicine facilities, culinary institutions, cryo health...

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows doctors to diagnose injuries and illnesses, so they can determine the best way to treat everything from cancer to tendonitis. The MRI machine uses...

Smartphones and high-definition televisions rely on LED lights. Innovations in organic LED, known as OLED, improve the resolution of smartphone screens and lower the manufacturing cost. As manufacturers invest...

Forensic science, medical research, and other industries need to separate chemical compounds for analysis through a process that's known as gas chromatography. Inert gases are the engine that drive...