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BAE Systems Build One of the Most Advanced Aircraft Structures in Carbon Fibre - News Item

BAE Systems have built one of the most advanced aircarft structures. The 4.5m carbon fibre fuselage section has been made in a single piece eliminating the need for fasteners. Fibre placement was the technology used to make the section. Posted July 18 2005

26 Jul 2005

Metallic Glasses That Behave Like Thermoplastics - News Item

Chinese researchers have developed metallic glasses with exceptionally low glass transition temperatures. They can be moulded like thermoplastics. Posted July 18 2005

26 Jul 2005

Waterproof Materials to be Developed from the Properties of Lizard Skin - News Item

Researchers at James Cook Univeristy are looking at producing waterproof materials based on the properties found in lizard skin. Posted July 21 2005

26 Jul 2005

3-D Photonic Band Gap Crystals Created without the Use of a Clean Room - News Item

Achieving a first in the world of novel optical materials, researchers at the U. S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory are making 3-D photonic band gap crystals four millimeters squareand 12 layers high without benefit of a "clean room". Posted July 25 2005

26 Jul 2005

Thermosensitive Hose That Changes Color According to the Temperature of The Liquid Flowing Inside -

Kuraray Plastics have released a plastic hose that changes color depending on the temperature of the liquid flowing inside. The color-change allows operators to avoid prolonged exposure of the hose to temperatures outside its recommended temperature range. Posted June 23 2005

26 Jul 2005

Platinum Alloys - Optimising The Strength of Platinum Jewelry

Using a high-tech but low-cost technique, a Johns Hopkins undergraduate has tested tiny samples of four metal alloys to find the best blend for use in platinum jewelry. The optimal blend and test findings are reported.

26 Jul 2005

Separative Bioreactor Could Prove an Economical Means of Turning Biomass into Plastics - News Item

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory are working on separative reactors for turning biomass into fuels, and plastics. This could prove to be an alternative to petrochemicals. Progress and the technology are outlined. Posted July 25 2005

25 Jul 2005

Huntsman Launch Fast Curing Polyetheramine, JEFFAMINE XTJ-590 Amine

Huntsman Corporation announced today the launch of its new, fast curing polyetheramine, JEFFAMINE® XTJ-590 amine. It can be used alone or blended with standard polyetheramines for epoxy curing, polyamide preparation or applications requiring high purity reactive diamines. Posted July 25 2005

25 Jul 2005

Reinforced Polypropylene Automotive Parts Satisfy Recycling Laws - News Item

British scientists have perfected a way of producing self reinforced polypropylene parts which will help vehicle manufacturers meet stringent new laws on recycling. The technology opens the door fpr production of ultra cheap, ultra strong automotive components. Posted July 25 2005

25 Jul 2005

Magnesium Fishing Reel Frame Wins Die Casting Award - News Item

Phillips Plastics have won a die casting award for a magnesium fishing reel frame. Use of magnesium made it lighter than aluminium, while surface finishes were better than plastic.

20 Jul 2005

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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.

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BAE Systems Build One of the Most Advanced Aircraft Structures in Carbon Fibre - News Item

Metallic Glasses That Behave Like Thermoplastics - News Item

Waterproof Materials to be Developed from the Properties of Lizard Skin - News Item

3-D Photonic Band Gap Crystals Created without the Use of a Clean Room - News Item

Thermosensitive Hose That Changes Color According to the Temperature of The Liquid Flowing Inside -

Platinum Alloys - Optimising The Strength of Platinum Jewelry

Separative Bioreactor Could Prove an Economical Means of Turning Biomass into Plastics - News Item

Huntsman Launch Fast Curing Polyetheramine, JEFFAMINE XTJ-590 Amine

Reinforced Polypropylene Automotive Parts Satisfy Recycling Laws - News Item

Magnesium Fishing Reel Frame Wins Die Casting Award - News Item

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The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

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