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Go with the Flow: Strengths, Limitations, and Real-World Applications of Rheological Testing In this webinar, Cambridge Polymer Group experts go beyond simply viscosity and discuss the techniques and theories that underpin rheology and fluid flow from the laboratory to the end-user. They will discuss the basics of rheology, and the instruments that can be used to measure the complex range of properties that may be encountered in real world devices. With an emphasis on medical devices, they will discuss the real world implication of these concepts, and how to interpret results in the context of real materials and real processes.

Through practical examples and case studies, we will examine how rheological measurements are applied to polymers, solutions, and formulated systems and how the rheological models map to performance. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of rheology’s strengths and limitations and learn how to use it more effectively in R&D, manufacturing, troubleshooting, and product qualification.

This webinar is ideal for technical professionals who want to improve decision-making, reduce development risk, and better connect rheology data to performance and process outcomes.

9/16/20262:00pm EDT1 hour
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