Edwards Limited will offer presentations on emerging sub-fab technologies at SEMICON® Europa, taking place 7-9 October 2014, in Grenoble, France.
Edwards’ Mike Czerniak, Product Marketing Manager for Exhaust...
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have used a new nanomaterial, known as a metal organic framework, for studying crystal structures using X-rays without initially crystallizing the substance.
By Alexander Chilton
9 Sep 2014
Researchers have discovered a unique class of synthetic particles that can enhance natural blood clotting in order to treat emergency traumatic injuries. This discovery is anticipated to provide doctors with a suitable alternative to natural platelet transfusion in cases of blood clotting disorders and surgical bleeding.
By Alexander Chilton
9 Sep 2014
The wide range of line scan cameras by Schäfter+Kirchhoff for industrial use includes monochrome line scan cameras with 512 to 8160 pixels as well as color line scan cameras with up to 3x7600 pixels.
A research team from Penn State University and Shinshu University have discovered a novel intercalation technique in the absence of an oxidizing agent for graphene manufacture, which will enable the wonder material to be produced at the industrial scale.
By Alexander Chilton
8 Sep 2014
A prototype detector capable of sensing terahertz waves at room temperature has been developed by researchers from the University of Maryland (UMD) using the properties of graphene.
By Alexander Chilton
8 Sep 2014
Landis+Gyr, the global leader in energy management solutions, announced today the signing of a contract worth approximately €60 million to deliver ‘Linky’ meters to ERDF. Landis+Gyris one of the leading suppliers for this strategic programme. From the beginning of the project, Landis+Gyrhas taken part in both designing and testing of the ‘Linky’ meter, in accordance with ERDF specifications. The meter is based on PLC (Power Line Communication) technology.
A study conducted by a research team headed by Qunyang Li, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, has provided new insights into the friction properties of graphene.
By Alexander Chilton
8 Sep 2014
DELMIC develops and manufactures products which are focused on high performance, user friendly, integrated microscopy solutions. In a collaborative development with electron microscope provider Phenom-World, both companies announce the launch of Delphi, the world’s first integrated correlative tabletop fluorescence and electron microscope at the 18th IMC in Prague.
Michelman has introduced DigiGuard Gloss 310, a protective overprint varnish for flexible packaging printing applications.
It is designed to be used over HP Indigo Electroinks® applied on HP Indigo digital presses...
Temperature management is a key factor in industrial quality assurance. The digital infrared thermometers with video module, optris CSvideo 2M, optris CTvideo 1M/2M and optris CTvideo 3M, come with free optris®...
Technische Universität München (TUM) researchers have succeeded in observing the inner functioning of a battery without causing any damage to it. This study has enabled them to solve the lithium plating mystery.
By Stuart Milne
5 Sep 2014
Industrial processes and consumption of fossil fuels release greenhouse gases, a major cause of global warming. An advanced membrane engineered by an international research team led by Easan Sivaniah at the Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences (iCeMS) of Kyoto University can address this problem by eliminating greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
By Stuart Milne
5 Sep 2014
Researchers at U.S. Department of Energyfs Oak Ridge National and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories have collaborated to synthesize a multi-element High-Entropy Alloy. The material properties of this new alloy improved at cryogenic temperatures, unlike most other materials. They found that the toughness, ductility and strength of the alloy improved at cryogenic temperatures.
By G.P. Thomas
5 Sep 2014
Ghent University researchers have discovered a method for reversibly converting a thermoset polymer into a thermoplastic, using "click chemistry" based on chemicals called triazolinediones (TADs).
By Will Soutter
5 Sep 2014