MFS Technologies Ltd.

Microscopy image of snowflakes. MFStek coatings resist temperatures as low as -250°C and are frequently designed to expand and contract with the surface during seasonal temperature fluctuations. On the opposite side of the scale, most MFStek coatings are designed to resist temperatures upwards of +250°C while specific formulations have been quantifiably proven to resist +600 degrees C. Learn more at http://instagram.com/p/tWjl5Fp7O_/?modal=true and at www.mfstek.com.

Filling 'hoses' quickly connect to the pipe infrastructure in order to feed liquid product from the blending vats to the automated production line, allowing the team to manage the posted daily work orders. Learn more at http://instagram.com/p/tIeCKcp7NX/?modal=true and at www.mfstek.com

MFS Twitter Feed: What is this? Answer: Staphylococcus Aureus cells (grape-shaped microorganisms) interacting with a nanostructure. Learn more at: http://bit.ly/staphcell

First Look at How Individual Staphylococcus Cells Adhere to Nanostructures Could Lead to New... A team of researchers led by Berkeley Lab scientists have explored how individual Staphylococcus cells glom onto metallic nanostructures of various shapes and sizes that are not much bigger than the cells themselves. Their work could lead to a more nuanced understanding of what makes a surface less…