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Metal-Free Metamaterial Can Be Dynamically Controlled by Light

Scientists at Duke University have developed the first metal-free, dynamically tunable metamaterial for manipulating electromagnetic waves. The method could form the foundation for technologies spanning from optimized security scanners to new types of visual displays.

2 May 2018

Research Investigates the Use of 1D Materials for Future Generation of Electronics

Prototype devices developed using an exotic material with the ability to conduct a current density 50 times more than traditional copper interconnect technology have been demonstrated by engineers from the University of California, Riverside.

2 May 2018

955 eBrik II LDT Offers a Profitable Solution to the Plastic Molding Industry

Injection plastic molding is a classic automated process that is expensive before started. The profits come with the scale of production, repeatability and precision.

From Ametek Factory Automation 2 May 2018

norelem Anchors Down Safety with New Load Bearing Rings and Bolts

From light to heavy, from easy to awkward, norelem’s range of lifting points components provides safer load bearing in the workplace.

From norelem LTD 2 May 2018

Researchers Test New Materials for Sustainable, Economical Batteries

Inexpensive batteries may be possible using a new conductor material and a new electrode material, which then could result in large-scale storage of renewable energies.

1 May 2018

CO2-Adsorbing Crystals Could Lead to Development of Shape-Memory Porous Materials

Researchers from the Kyoto University have reached a step closer to developing porous materials that can change and maintain their shapes—an attribute called shape-memory effect.

1 May 2018

Perovskite Materials Could Replace Silicon in Solar Cells

Sun is a source of tremendous energy, and harnessing this energy is one of the primary goals to attain a sustainable energy supply.

1 May 2018

New Algorithm for Discovery and Optimization of Novel Thermoelectric Materials

Nearly 60% of gasoline’s total energy is lost in the form of heat in the radiator and exhaust pipe, even in the most fuel-efficient cars. In order to overcome this, scientists have been creating innovative thermoelectric materials with the ability to transform heat into electricity.

1 May 2018

Easy Autoclave of Vessels Without Removal of Level Sensors

When level sensors need to be autoclaved for sterilization, the sensors require items such as housings to be disassembled prior to the autoclave process so they will not get ruined in the autoclave process. The removal of these items is time-consuming and not always an easy task.

From AMETEK Drexelbrook 30 Apr 2018

New Research Could Enable 3D Printing of Cells and Electronics Directly on Skin

A customized, economical 3D printer was used by scientists at the University of Minnesota in an innovative new study to print electronics on a real hand for the first time. The technology could be employed by soldiers during a war to print temporary sensors on their bodies to detect biological or chemical agents or solar cells to charge vital electronics.

26 Apr 2018

High Flow Sterile Gas Filter for Biopharmaceutical & Sterile Liquid Processing

Amazon Filters SupaPore THB filter cartridges are rated to 0.02µm to ensure effective removal of contaminants from gases that come into product contact during biopharmaceutical or pharmaceutical sterile packa...

26 Apr 2018

Researchers Produce Customized Food with the Help of 3D Printing Technology

Wouldn’t it be great if there were a home appliance capable of turning powdered ingredients into food at the push of a button? It could be a reality in the future - a new study focused on using 3D printing to produce customized food.

25 Apr 2018

Optimizing Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors to Enhance Transistor Performance

The future generation of solid-state lighting, high-frequency communication systems, and energy-efficient power electronics is dependent on materials called wide-bandgap semiconductors.

25 Apr 2018

Economical 3D Printer Creates Self-Folding Materials

Using an economical 3D printer, a team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University created flat plastic items that folded themselves into predetermined shapes, such as a boat, rose, or even a bunny when heated.

25 Apr 2018

Continued Commitment to Quality: Strem Chemicals, Inc. Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification

Strem Chemicals, Inc. remains steadfast in their pursuit to provide high-quality chemicals since its establishment in 1964. On April 12, 2018 Strem’s corporate headquarters in Newburyport, Massachusetts achie...

From Strem Chemicals 25 Apr 2018