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Synchrotron X-ray analysis:
Non-destructive. High-resolution. Industry-ready.
Hilti partners with Scatterin to deepen understanding of drill bit performance.
Synchrotron X-ray diffraction residual stress analysis is used for calibrating simulations, validating designs and accelerating product- and manufacturing process development.
Utilize neutron and synchrotron X-ray facilities in 4 adjustable steps
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Neutron and synchrotron X-ray materials and process analysis as a service
In-house developed algorithms enable high efficiency in data analysis
Easy-to-use data analysis software: Scatterin SaaS
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Scatterin powers understanding-driven innovations in materials and processes.
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Co-founder & CEO
Ahmet Bahadır Yıldız
PhD from KTH Royal Institute of Technology within SwedNess: Swedish graduate school on neutron scattering. Metallurgical Engineer from RWTH Aachen. Since 2015, working on materials and process optimization using experiments at large-scale facilities.
Software Developer
Casper Kristiansson
Bachelor's degree in Software Development from KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Previous working experience as front- and backend development. Working experience in cloud systems.
Co-founder & CSO
Peter Hedström
Professor in Materials Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Since 2002, conducting research in metallic materials at large-scale facilities. Experience from conducting experiments at 10 different neutron and synchrotron X-ray facilities.
Synchrotron expert (Hamburg-based)
Malte Blankenburg
PhD from CAU zu Kiel. Has been beamline scientist at P21.2 Swedish Materials Science beamline in DESY, Hamburg between 2020-2024.
Data scientist
Emil Österberg
Master's degree in Applied and Computational Mathematics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Mathematics of Data Science track. Previous working experience in numerical methods.
Business developer
Markus Holmström
Masters degree in Strategic Business development from University of Vaasa. 9+ years of experience in commercializing innovations in the Nordics.
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