G-Heat Ltd, the Yorkshire based developer of graphene-based heating products, announces that it has received a significant investment from AIM-listed Cientifica PLC (CTFA).
G-Heat’s proprietary graphene based te...
Lucideon, the international provider of materials development, testing and assurance, and formerly known as Ceram, has begun testing External Wall Insulation (EWI) systems to ascertain their suitability for park home ref...
Cytec Industries Inc. will be presenting at the upcoming SPE Automotive Composites Conference and Exhibition 9-11 September 2014, Novi, Michigan.
Alexander Aucken, Cytec’s Global Automotive Market Sector Manager...
The i-CON NANO is the first, ultra-compact 80W industrial soldering station in the world. It has a footprint of only 145 x 80 mm (5,7 x 3,1").
Errors in the atomic structure of transparent conducting oxide (TCO) layers used in solar cells and touchscreens affect their conductivity and transparency. These errors can now be identified and removed using a practical and efficient approach developed by Fraunhofer researchers.
By Stuart Milne
3 Sep 2014
Based on the measurements taken by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), Guinness World Records confirmed that a life-sized K'NEX model of the Bloodhound Supersonic Car (SSC) was the largest structure ever constructed using the K'NEX construction toy system.
UC Davis researchers have succeeded in trapping atoms in borosilicate glass in their transition stage from a flat triangular configuration to a tetrahedron configuration when subjected to high pressure.
By Alexander Chilton
2 Sep 2014
A synthetic amino acid capable of influencing the 3D structure of bioactive peptides and improving their potency has been developed by researchers at EPFL.
By Alexander Chilton
2 Sep 2014
A simple, low-cost, single-step approach to grow germanium nanowires from an aqueous solution has been developed by Missouri University of Science and Technology researchers, paving the way to construct improved lithium-ion batteries.
By Alexander Chilton
2 Sep 2014
Complex 3D-printed rocket engine components have been successfully tested by NASA at its Marshall Space Flight Center located in Huntsville, Alabama.
By Alexander Chilton
2 Sep 2014
A highly efficient spin-charge converter has been created by a group of researchers at Institute of Physics at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) using gallium-arsenide (GaAs), a common semiconductor material.
By Alexander Chilton
2 Sep 2014
Lloyd Instruments and ATLAS Materials Testing Technology, two companies of AMETEK, have joined forces and entered the Interplas 2014 exhibition. They bring a strong portfolio of materials testing machines and more than a...
A manufacturer of switchgears tested back cast electrodes for resistance welding. The result: Due to the seamless joint with the electrode holder, back cast electrodes have a substantially longer service life than their soldered alternative.
Armacell Benelux features its structural PET foam core product family and two technical presentations at CAMX 2014. Visit the company’s exhibit at booth 4267.
Exhibiting at booth 4267, Armacell will be showcasin...
The Teijin Group announced that Toho Tenax Co., Ltd., the group's carbon fibers and composites business, and Shanghai-based Teijin Aramid Asia Co., Ltd., the group's aramid fibers business, will join China Composites Expo 2014, Asia's largest composites exhibition, in Shanghai from September 3 to 5. Some 450 companies will take part in the annual show.