Stuart Milne

Digital Marketing Specialist

Stuart graduated from the University of Wales, Institute Cardiff with a first-class honours degree in Industrial Product Design. After working on a start-up company involved in LED Lighting solutions, Stuart decided to take an opportunity with AZoNetwork.

Over the past five years at AZoNetwork, Stuart has been involved in developing an industry leading range of products, enhancing client experience and improving internal systems designed to deliver significant value for clients hard earned marketing dollars.

In his spare time Stuart likes to continue his love for art and design by creating art work and continuing his love for sketching. In the future Stuart, would like to continue his love for travel and explore new and exciting places.

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Articles from Stuart

MIT Team Develops QSH-Based 2D Materials for Next Generation Nanodevices

MIT researchers have demonstrated in their recent study a new type of two-dimensional materials with interesting quantum properties that could lead to the development of next generation nanoscale electronics.

24 Nov 2014

High-Throughput X-ray Imaging Method Studies Single Biological Particle Structure

A research team from Uppsala University has developed an imaging method to study biological particle structures using X-ray lasers. They used carboxysome – a tiny cellular organelle in photosynthetic bacteria to test the method. The results showed that the technique provides an in-depth knowledge in understanding the structure of smaller organisms through 3D imaging.

19 Nov 2014

Measuring Intrinsic Viscosity of PET Without Toxic Solvents

Toby Rogers, Sales Director at Lloyd Instruments, talks to AZoM about their PETPlus IV test system and the benefits it can bring to the PET market.

18 Nov 2014

Interlaced Crystal Structure Could Help Improve Thermoelectric Efficiency

Researchers have discovered an innovative form of crystalline structure that displays crystal and polycrystalline properties at the same time. The research was a joint effort between Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Vanderbilt University.

17 Nov 2014

AR, NASA Complete First Hot-Fire Tests on 3D Printed Engine Components

NASA recently partnered with AR and successfully completed the initial hot-fire tests using copper alloy materials on a thrust chamber assembly of an advanced rocket engine. The Game Changing Development Program in the Space Technology and Mission Directorate of NASA has been investing actively in 3D printing research and has co-funded a test series with Aerojet Rocketdyne (AR) at the Glenn Research Center. Additive manufacturing or 3D printing is increasing in popularity and is transforming the cost, speed and flexibility of building and designing future machines for earth and space applications.

14 Nov 2014

Impure Particles in Turbulent Flow May Move in an ‘Impossible’ Direction

In a study published in the Physical Review Letters journal, researchers from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and the Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel) have shown the possibility of negative turbophoresis phenomenon. The movement of impure particles or dust in a turbulent flow, in an "impossible" direction is considered as the negative turbophoresis phenomenon.

7 Nov 2014

Inexpensive Semiconducting Polymers Efficiently Transport Electrons

A team of researchers led by Professor Henning Sirringhaus at the University of Cambridge, have discovered a new class of semiconducting polymers that can efficiently transport electrons despite their disorganised internal structure. Semiconducting polymers are used in flexible LED displays, solar cells and in printed electronic circuits.

7 Nov 2014

Pulsing Laser Helps Create Synthetic Nanodiamond Films from Graphite

Researchers from the Purdue University stumbled upon a novel technique that uses a pulsing laser to produce synthetic nanodiamond patterns and films from graphite, while trying to analyze a technique to strengthen metals. Their discovery is likely to impact a wide range of applications such as biosensors, computer chips, quantum computing, and fuel cells.

6 Nov 2014

NASA’s Massive Robotic Arm for Aerospace Applications

Researchers from NASA's Langley Research Center have designed a huge robotic arm that collects spools of carbon fibers and moves in a preprogrammed pattern to arrange these fibers in a 40-foot long bed, to fabricate aerospace structures and parts.

6 Nov 2014

Hollow Aluminium Oxide Sphere Coating Protects Components from Heat and Oxidation

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT have developed a novel, cost-effective coating technique using micro-scaled conjoined hollow aluminium oxide spheres to protect components against heat and oxidation. Steam and gas turbines, reactors, temperature sensors, waste incinerator generators and combustion chambers are subjected to temperatures as high as 1000°C, and the new coating technology will benefit in these applications.

5 Nov 2014

Editorial Highlights

The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

The global semiconductor market has entered an exciting period. Demand for chip technology is both driving the industry as well as hindering it, with current chip shortages predicted to last for some time. Current trends will likely shape the future of the industry, which is set to continue to show

How are Graphene Batteries Made?

The primary distinction between graphene-based batteries and solid-state batteries lies in the composition of either electrode. Although the cathode is commonly changed, carbon allotropes can also be employed in fabricating anodes.

What Role Will The IoT Play In The Electric Vehicle Industry?

In recent years, the IoT is rapidly being introduced into almost all sectors, but it has particular importance in the EV industry.

Stuart Milne

Articles from Stuart

MIT Team Develops QSH-Based 2D Materials for Next Generation Nanodevices

High-Throughput X-ray Imaging Method Studies Single Biological Particle Structure

Measuring Intrinsic Viscosity of PET Without Toxic Solvents

Interlaced Crystal Structure Could Help Improve Thermoelectric Efficiency

AR, NASA Complete First Hot-Fire Tests on 3D Printed Engine Components

Impure Particles in Turbulent Flow May Move in an ‘Impossible’ Direction

Inexpensive Semiconducting Polymers Efficiently Transport Electrons

Pulsing Laser Helps Create Synthetic Nanodiamond Films from Graphite

NASA’s Massive Robotic Arm for Aerospace Applications

Hollow Aluminium Oxide Sphere Coating Protects Components from Heat and Oxidation

How the RSC is Empowering the Future of Chemical Sciences

A Platform Approach to Scientific Data Flow Management: Everything You Need to Know

Advancing Laboratory Collaboration - Connexus®

Revontium™: Compact XRF Spectrometer

UV Cure Dielectric Sensor: Precision Monitoring for UV Cured Resins with Quick-Connect Fixture

Top Loading Furnaces From Deltech

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How Isolation Works in a Simple Mass-Spring-Damper System

Fiber Orientation and Distribution Measurement in a Composite Polymer

Determining 31 Elements in Soil

Nasal Spray Device Measurement Using Laser Diffraction and the Spraytec

Editorial Highlights

The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

How are Graphene Batteries Made?

What Role Will The IoT Play In The Electric Vehicle Industry?

Stuart Milne

Articles from Stuart

How the RSC is Empowering the Future of Chemical Sciences

A Platform Approach to Scientific Data Flow Management: Everything You Need to Know

Advancing Laboratory Collaboration - Connexus®

1Overcoming Challenges in Solid-State Sodium Battery Production

2Transforming Carbon Dioxide and Lignin Into Biodegradable Polymers

3A Greener Way of Producing Ammonia

4Advancement of 3D Printing with New Plastic Coating

5New Recipes for Improved Battery Materials

6Making Stronger and Safer Lithium Batteries

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