Wojciech Misiolek, the Loewy Chair for Lehigh University’s Materials Science and Engineering Department, in the area of Materials Forming and Processing, is involved in a research supported by the German Research Foundation to develop new methods of processing metals through which metals can be shaped into products for the automobile industry.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
The E-MAX 903-E is the new adhesive jointly launched by DYMAX and distributed worldwide by Ellesworth Adhesives. DYMAX provides the light curing equipment using broad spectrum and LED lighting equipment.
The Electrostatic Discharge Association (ESDA) has awarded the 2011 international research award to Kaustav Banerjee, who serves as the University of California-Santa Barbara’s Nanoelectronics Research Lab Director as well as professor of electrical and computer engineering.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
The University of Maryland (UMd) in partnership with a multi-institute team of scientists has developed an innovative alloy material through the combination of advanced material research and a very old metallurgy process, paving the way to produce magnetic micromechanical devices and sensors.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
Brown University researchers in partnership with Korean scientists have identified unique properties in nanoscale folds and wrinkles.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
mPhase Technologies has devised a smart surface technology that uses the electrowetting phenomenon or the capability to electronically control the behavior of liquids during their contact with a porous or solid surface.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
A magnetic force microscope (MFM) is capable of measuring the stray field distribution at a magnitude of tens of nanometers near the magnetic film surface, making it an ideal instrument to study the structures of sub-micron scale magnetic grains.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
A research team led by Peidong Yang, who is a Chemist at the Materials Sciences Division of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), has developed high-density three-dimensional supercrystals by stimulating silver nanocrystals having polyhedral shapes to self assemble, facilitating the production of novel plasmonic materials.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
24 Nov 2011
Michelman now offers two new grades of its Michem Guard family of waterborne dispersions formulated to control slip, mar, and rub resistance in water-based OPVs, inks and industrial coatings. The dispersions eliminate the need to use solvent-based surface modifiers.
iSmithers Rapra Publishing has announced the release of Update on Silica-based Mesoporous Materials for Biomedical Applications.
SIMTech established Singapore's first Large Area Processing Research Programme as it sets sights on creating a new industry to produce innovative large area printed electronics and functional films that are cost-effe...
A study on carbon nanotubes proves it to be on among the strongest materials familiar in science. The carbon nanotubes are nothing but compact cylinders made of carbon lattices with the thickness of about one atom.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
23 Nov 2011
At the BIO Malaysia Conference and Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, introduced the National Biomass Strategy.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
23 Nov 2011
A research team at UCLA has developed a novel process for making highly conductive, flexible, transparent electrodes utilizing silver nanowires and other nanomaterials.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
23 Nov 2011
Market Publishers has released a new market research report titled ‘The World Market for Nanocoatings’ prepared by Future Markets.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
23 Nov 2011