Covalent Metrology is an advanced materials science and analytical services platform headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley.
We have a proven track record of helping scientists and engineers from many of the most influential companies in the world better understand the optical, chemical, physical, and electrical properties of their new products and technologies. Covalent Metrology succeeds through a unique combination of cutting-edge analytical instruments and a world-class team of scientists: enabling us to provide our clients actionable, accurate and affordable data and insights to accelerate the development of product and technology innovations.
Together with our strategic partners and clients, we are pushing the boundaries of materials science to develop new products and services that will revolutionize the industry as we know it. It is Covalent Metrology’s mission to ensure that every company, no matter the size, has access to the data and expertise they need to science forward – faster, affordably and with confidence.
High-quality sample preparation for (scanning) transmission electron microscopy (S/TEM) can make the difference between impactful or mediocre analysis. An ideal lamella – the prepared cross-section of a sample – captures the right aspects of a feature of interest, balances signal intensity for structure and element analysis, and enhances the clarity of the end-image. Producing such […]
Nanoindentation probes a host of mechanical properties – including modulus, hardness, stress, strain-rate sensitivity, and more – while achieving improved flexibility and adaptability over conventional mechanical analysis techniques. In spite of its advantages, many engineers may still be unaware of the diverse applications nanoindentation supports. In the upcoming live webinar event, guest speaker Patrick O’Hara […]
Whether you’re designing parts for Formula 1 racecars, engineering biomedical implants for hospital patients, or anything in between, robust thermal analysis empowers engineers to fine-tune the thermal properties of advanced materials. The insights gained from thermal analysis can be paramount to designing high-quality parts, products, and devices. In this webinar event, guest speaker Dr. Parth […]
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