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

Artificial Control of Electronic Phase Separation in Materials Paves Way for Advanced Technology Tools

Some of the highly advanced technology tools are made out of complex, hard materials comprising multiple components. However, the behaviour of these materials when subjected to magnetic fields, pressures and specific temperatures has not yet been fully explored. A team of researchers from LSU, University of Florida, Fudan University and the Collaborative Innovation Center of Advanced Microstructures, China, has performed studies on materials that divide into various regions by the electronic phase separation method.

1 Sep 2015

Purdue Software Launched by AnalySwift Helps Reduce Design Cycle of Materials and Structures

AnalySwift LLC has introduced SwiftComp, which is the new software designed at Purdue University to provide state-of-the-art, high-fidelity modeling of composites.

1 Sep 2015

3D Printed Polymer Scaffold Holds Promise in Craniofacial Reconstruction

Matthew Becker, professor of polymer science and biomedical engineering in the University of Akron, has received a $390,000 NSF grant to develop 3D-printed biodegradable polymer scaffolds. These scaffolds are the structure for the growth of bone, thereby paving the way to transform craniofacial reconstruction.

25 Aug 2015

Polymer Hydrogel Reacts Like Artificial Muscle in Response to Changing Temperature

A new hydrogel, developed by a research team headed by scientists at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science in Japan, stretches and contracts swiftly like an artificial muscle in response to temperature change.

12 Aug 2015

Ultra-Soft Dry Silicone Rubber Features Tunable Softness to Mimic Biological Tissues

Polymer chemists and physicists have developed an innovative way to produce an ultra-soft yet dry silicone rubber that has an adjustable softness to match a wide range of biological tissues. The study, which appeared on the cover of the journal Advanced Materials, holds promise in biomedical research and engineering.

11 Aug 2015

Mussel-Inspired Waterproof Medical Adhesives Use Sustainable Soybean Oil as Base Material

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has funded University of Akron team, $390,000 to design and assess waterproof medical adhesives prepared from soybean oil.

11 Aug 2015

Solid-State Memory Technology Allows High-Density Data Storage with Minimum Incidence of Computer Errors

A team of researchers at Rice University has developed an advanced solid-state memory technology that enables high-density data storage without causing any major computer errors. The memory device resolves crosstalk issues, which promote read errors in other devices. These memories are built on tantalum oxide - a standard insulator used in electronics.

11 Aug 2015

Raw Material Identification in the Chinese Pharmaceuticals

Dr. Wang Yu emphasizes the critical role of handheld Raman technology in ensuring 100% raw material identification in China's pharmaceutical sector.

10 Aug 2015

Measuring Outgassing in Adhesives

Venkat Nandivada talks to AZoM about the ASTM E595 industry standard for measuring outgassing in adhesives.

7 Aug 2015

Transition-Metal Carbides Could Create Tougher Ductile Ceramics for Use in Spacecraft Technology

Materials scientists from the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science have discovered new methods to produce highly strong ceramics with properties such as outstanding hardness, capacity to resist very high temperatures and better corrosion resistance than metals, and still possess the ability to be ductile i.e. deform or dent without fracturing - basically, a ceramic that can bend but not break.

4 Aug 2015

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

Artificial Control of Electronic Phase Separation in Materials Paves Way for Advanced Technology Tools

Purdue Software Launched by AnalySwift Helps Reduce Design Cycle of Materials and Structures

3D Printed Polymer Scaffold Holds Promise in Craniofacial Reconstruction

Polymer Hydrogel Reacts Like Artificial Muscle in Response to Changing Temperature

Ultra-Soft Dry Silicone Rubber Features Tunable Softness to Mimic Biological Tissues

Mussel-Inspired Waterproof Medical Adhesives Use Sustainable Soybean Oil as Base Material

Solid-State Memory Technology Allows High-Density Data Storage with Minimum Incidence of Computer Errors

Raw Material Identification in the Chinese Pharmaceuticals

Measuring Outgassing in Adhesives

Transition-Metal Carbides Could Create Tougher Ductile Ceramics for Use in Spacecraft Technology

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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Observation of Paraffin Wax Crystallization in Lubricating Oils Using Scanning Electron Microscopy

Enhancing Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Efficiency

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

Fiber Orientation and Distribution Measurement in a Composite Polymer

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

6LANXESS Ion Exchange Resins Applied in Hydrogen Production

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