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Oxford Instruments announces winner of the 2017 Sir Martin Wood Prize for Japan

Oxford Instruments is delighted to announce Dr Michihisa Yamamoto from the Quantum-Phase Electronic Center, The University of Tokyo, and Center of Emergent Matters, RIKEN, Japan as the winner of the 2017 Sir Martin Wood ...

From Oxford Instruments 14 Nov 2017

Stanford Team Develops Reversible Fabric to Keep Body Warm or Cool

A team of researchers at Stanford have developed a reversible fabric that, without expending energy or effort, maintains skin at a comfortable temperature regardless of the weather.

13 Nov 2017

Researchers Identify New Methods for Ethically Resourcing Raw Materials

Methods for predicting the social and environmental cost of resourcing new deposits of rare earth minerals employed in the production of mobile phones, electric vehicles and wind turbines have been identified by researchers from the Camborne School of Mines.

13 Nov 2017

M&I Materials Expands into Africa

M&I Materials has expanded its global reach by opening an office in South Africa and securing a manufacturing agreement with ISEGEN to meet increased African demand for its MIDEL product range of ester transformer fl...

From M&I Materials 13 Nov 2017

The 19th Shenzhen International Machinery Manufacturing Industry Exhibition

Machinery Show in Shenzhen, Date: March 29th – April 1st, 2018, Venue: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center, Guangdong, China

13 Nov 2017

New Microscopic Mechanism Allows Beryllium Atoms to be Used in Gallium Nitride

A breakthrough in reviewing methods largely discarded 15 years ago has been achieved by physicists at Aalto University.

10 Nov 2017

Researchers Develop Breakthrough Method to 3D Print Fully Functional Electronic Circuits

For the first time, researchers at the University of Nottingham have developed a new, rapid method to 3D print fully functional electronic circuits.

10 Nov 2017

Scientists Discover Technique for Producing Silk Fibers Stiffer than Natural Silk

While attempting to combine the complex mixture of molecules that form the fibers of natural silk, nature is always ahead of human engineering. In spite of best attempts to produce the material, artificial fibers cannot match the strength of the natural fiber.

10 Nov 2017

Meyer Burger to Showcase Advanced Ion Beam Processing - SEMICON Europa

Meyer Burger will present their ion beam trimming equipment and technology for a variety of applications in the semiconductor and optoelectronics industries.

From MEYER BURGER TECHNOLOGY LTD 10 Nov 2017

Meyer Burger to Showcase PiXDRO JETx Equipment at Productronica

Meyer Burger will present their inkjet printing equipment and technology for a variety of applications in printed and flexible electronics.

From MEYER BURGER TECHNOLOGY LTD 10 Nov 2017

Andor adds Dragonfly 200 to its highly successful high-speed confocal imaging platform

Andor, an Oxford Instruments company, is pleased to announce the launch of Dragonfly 200, the latest model of its innovative high-speed confocal imaging platform. Dragonfly integrates Andor’s industry-leadi...

From Andor Technology Ltd. 10 Nov 2017

Metrohm USA and SUEZ Water Technologies to Present Refinery Process and Source Water Monitoring Webinar

Water is heavily used in the refining and energy generation sectors for process support and cooling. This usage alone accounts for almost 60% of freshwater withdrawal. Innovation and expertise are crucial to helping refi...

From Metrohm USA Inc. 10 Nov 2017

MIT Researchers Develop New Method to Create Stable Nanoscale Emulsions

Oil and water cannot mix together and this continues to remain that way. The phenomenon is so popular that it has become a common expression for describing any two objects that do not go well together.

9 Nov 2017