Korvus Technology

Korvus Technology sells and manufactures the Hex benchtop thin film deposition system.

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Did you know? Squid have three hearts: two to push blood through the gills and one to pump blood around the body https://t.co/GruLPrTVZ3

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A preview of our new marketing materials all ready for the UK Semiconductor Conference at Sheffield Hallam University next week!

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Are you our next brilliant team member? Korvus Technology is looking to recruit a Technical Sales Manager for the unique in market, HEX Thin Film Deposition system. Contact us for a friendly chat about the role and more information!

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Today is International Day of Women & Girls in Science, which celebrates and recognises the important role women play in science and technology. Discover inspiring women working in #physics today at #IAmAPhysicist #WomenInScienceDay

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A fish built from human heart cells that swims like a zebrafish could teach us how the human heart functions.

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The northern lights dance over Skagsanden Beach, Norway, on a snowy mountainous coast

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Arctic foxes don't usually get this close to humans, but this one was feeling brave

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Born #OnThisDay in 1885 was Marjory Stephenson FRS, the famed biochemist and one of the first two women to be elected to the Royal Society. Stephenson also founded the @MicrobioSoc and served as its second president, after Sir Alexander Fleming. #HistoryOfScience #WomenInSTEM

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Installation at the INL, Braga https://t.co/bErnxHEQnZ

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Magnetic robot-tracking methods in MRI machines currently require robots to be at least millimeter scale.

Researchers develop a technique that allows them to track robots as small as 300 micrometers in diameter @metin_sitti @MPI_IS

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#OnThisDay 1900: Mathematician Mary Cartwright was born. She was one of the first mathematicians to study what would later be known as chaos theory. #WomenInSTEM

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If confirmed, it would be the deepest earthquake ever detected, and in the layer of our planet known as the lower mantle, where scientists have long thought earthquakes unlikely, if not impossible https://t.co/K8pKSpdbM8

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This is a feather star—an ancient species of marine invertebrate

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Today is Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). The woman today is named after, Ada Lovelace, is considered the world’s first computer programmer. #AdaLovelaceDay

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An unknown object is sending radio waves that switch on and off from the direction of the centre of the galaxy, and astronomers don't have any explanation for what it might be https://t.co/BwPwzzXvwB

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Hedy Lamarr https://t.co/FA7GNPsqbv

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Within 10 seconds, groups of cells become clustered using an acoustic microstreaming tool that’s paving the way for tissue engineering @McGillBME

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