Veryst works with clients to develop high-performance, reliable, and manufacturable medical devices. We apply advanced characterization technologies, engineering analysis, and sophisticated simulation software to provide cost-effective solutions to time-critical engineering problems.
Veryst engineers and scientists offer additional specialized expertise in a wide range of important areas, including the following fields. In each case, we concentrate on meeting client need through the application of fundamental engineering science.
Veryst’s mechanical testing capabilities have been developed over the past decade and are motivated by the need for high quality data to characterize complex polymer behavior. We tailor our test programs based on our deep understanding of polymer and material mechanics and the challenges co
Veryst’s simulation expertise was highlighted in a COMSOL blog that describes how Veryst simulated the flow and cure of a non-conductive film during the thermocompression bonding process.
Veryst is excited to announce that we have expanded our materials analysis capabilities by adding a Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) microscope to our materials analysis lab.
Veryst is happy to announce that Dr. Mark Oliver has joined our engineering team. Dr. Oliver has broad expertise in the structure and mechanical behavior of engineering materials. He has worked extensively on adhesive joints, materials interfaces, and thin films, with particular focus on the topics of fracture, fatigue, and delamination.
Dr. Scott Grindy was an instructor in the "Formulation Strategies Short Course" offered at the Adhesives and Sealants Council Annual Convention & EXPO, which took place in Louisville, Kentucky. Dr. Grindy discussed "Continuum and Fracture Mechanics based Testing and FEA of Bonded Joints."
Veryst’s new "In the Test Lab" webinar series focuses on polymer mechanics and experimental testing and features various experimental methods, test systems, and more. The first three webinars are now open for registration.
Dr. Mark Oliver spoke about “Experimentally Calibrating Cohesive Zone Models for Structural Automotive Adhesives” at the 2016 Adhesives & Sealant Convention.
Dr. Mark Oliver spoke about “Applications of Digital Image Correlation in Adhesive Testing: Measuring High-Rate Fracture Toughness and Calibrating Cohesive Zone Models” at the 41st Annual Adhesion Society Meeting.
Dr. Mark Oliver made presentations on "Testing and Modeling the Mechanical Behavior of Flexible Adhesives" and on "Multiphysics Modeling of Underfill Flow and Cure During Thermocompression Bonding" at two industry conferences.
Dr. Sean Teller spoke about “A New High Strain-Rate Biaxial Experiment to Validate Constitutive Models for Polymers” and about “Fracture Testing and Cohesive Zone Modeling of Automotive Adhesives” at ASME IMECE.
Dr. Mark Oliver spoke about “Hybrid Joint Concepts for Adhesive Bonding of Additively Manufactured Parts” and Dr. Scott Grindy spoke about “Calibrating Cohesive Zone Models for Structural Adhesives Bonded to Plastic” at this in-person event in Orlando, Florida.
Dr. Mark Oliver spoke about “Modeling Fatigue Debonding of Adhesives in E-Mobility Battery Packs” and Dr. Scott Grindy spoke about “Computer Vision-Enhanced Measurement of Adhesive Toughness at Impact Rates” at this in-person event in Savannah, Georgia.
Dr. Nagi Elabbasi and Dr. Mark Oliver were invited speakers at COMSOL Day in Cambridge, MA. Dr. Elabbasi discussed “RF Tissue Ablation with Blood Flow” and Dr. Oliver discussed "Simulation of Adhesive Joining Processes."