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Dow Corning Silicones Help Prevent Electronic Devices from Overheating

Dow Corning Silicones Help Prevent Electronic Devices from Overheating

Researchers Find that a Bite Testing Standard is Required for Children's Toys

Enhanced Range of Products Made from Wear Resistant Machineable Nylon

Enhanced Range of Products Made from Wear Resistant Machineable Nylon

LED Glow Handled Flash Lights - An Environmentally Firiendly Alternative to Glow Sticks

LED Glow Handled Flash Lights - An Environmentally Firiendly Alternative to Glow Sticks

American Superconductor Win Order for Wind Turbine Electrical Systems

Key ASIC to Acquire Taiwanese Integrated Circuit Design Company

Grolsch Finds Recycling Solution to Help Minimize Costs of Beer Bottles

Grolsch Finds Recycling Solution to Help Minimize Costs of Beer Bottles

New Book Released on Polymer Electronics - A Flexible Technology

New Book Released on Polymer Electronics - A Flexible Technology

3M's Latest EMI Absorbers Improve Signal Integrity in the 50MHz to 10GHz Range

Tires Designed for Fuel Efficiency Help Shatter Economy Record

New Highly Vibrant Chromatic Colors Available for Consumer Items

New Highly Vibrant Chromatic Colors Available for Consumer Items

Xstrata's Top Submerged Lance Smelting Technology Chosen for Indian Project

Young Researcher Recognized for Work on Solar Cell Materials

Young Researcher Recognized for Work on Solar Cell Materials

Important Finding on the Impact of Mercury on the Environment

Important Finding on the Impact of Mercury on the Environment

Extremely Thin Plasma Beams May be Used to Create Computer Chips of the Future

Extremely Thin Plasma Beams May be Used to Create Computer Chips of the Future

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