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Call for Proposals for a Donated High Energy Planetary Ball Milling System

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Could your department use a new ball milling system?

The Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation (CGIF) affiliated with the American Ceramic Society is partnering with MSE Supplies to provide a new ball milling system to a U.S. university with a materials science and engineering program where ceramics, glass, nanomaterials, and other powder processing is part of the education program.


Please help to forward this call for proposal announcement to your colleagues and schools where this donated equipment can be used to support the education and research programs.  

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The equipment is a MSE PRO™ Mini High Energy Vertical Planetary Ball Mill with four 50 ml or 100 ml alumina jars and milling media sets and features:
a. Compact design, dimensions 500mm x 300mm x 340mm
b. Low noise design (15-20 dB) by utilizing a special gear mechanism
c. Programmable milling segments, with reversible rotation options
d. Designed with a safety compliant view port

Interested faculty members (or department staff members) should submit a written proposal of 1 to 2 pages in which the following questions are answered:

1. How will this equipment be used to further ceramic and/or glass science and engineering education at your institution?

2. Which research areas at your institution will benefit from using this equipment?

3. How many students will benefit from having this equipment?

4. Will this equipment be a new item for your lab or will it replace an existing piece of equipment?

The proposal should be submitted to Belinda Raines at braines@ceramics.org no later than July 31, 2017.  The university selected will be announced in September and the certificate of award for this donation will be officially presented to the recipient during the MS&T2017 Conference, October 8 – 12, 2017, in Pittsburgh, PA.

 

Please help to forward this call for proposal announcement to your colleagues and schools where this donated equipment can be used to support the education and research programs.  

     

About CGIF

The Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation (CGIF) was established by The American Ceramic Society in 2014 to attract, inspire, and train the next generation of ceramic and glass professionals.  The CGIF’s mission is to help industry attract and train the highest quality talent available to work with engineered systems and products that utilize ceramic and glass materials.

About MSE Supplies

MSE Supplies (msesupplies.com) is a leading supplier of high quality materials and equipment for advanced materials research and manufacturing. Trusted by more than 1,000 customers worldwide, we support scientists and engineers to accelerate their innovations. 

 


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