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Economically Viable Nanotechnolgy Enables Smaller Electronic Devices

8 Sep 2004

Hitachi Metals to Build New Sputtering Targets Materails Plant in South Korea

8 Sep 2004

Konarka Acquires Siemens Organic Photovoltaic Research Activities

8 Sep 2004

Alcoa Selected for Dow Jones Sustainability Award for Fourth Consecutive Year

8 Sep 2004

Cabot Supermetals Agrees to Extend Tantalum Supply Contract with Kemet to 2009

8 Sep 2004

Kainos Energy Receives SBIR Grant from NSF for Nanostructured Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

8 Sep 2004

Could Alumina Provide Clues About The Formation of the Solar System?

8 Sep 2004

Corus to Supply ZF Sachs Copper Clad Steel

8 Sep 2004

Posco to Invest Money in Streamlining of Steel Making and Energy Saving Activities

7 Sep 2004

Polymer Matrix Composite with Metallic Properties that can be Processed Like a Plastic

7 Sep 2004

World’s Largest Plasma Television Soon Available from Panasonic

7 Sep 2004

IBM and CIDETEC to Develop Nanomaterials for Microelectronics

7 Sep 2004

BASF to Increase Production Capacity of High Temperature Thermoplastic by 20%

6 Sep 2004

Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd and CERAM Design Fuel Cell manufacturing Plant

6 Sep 2004

Jindal Steel Planning for Expansion

6 Sep 2004

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How are Ceramic Parts used for In-Body Medical Applications?

Scott D. Mittl, Vice President of Sales at Insaco®, gave us an insight into how they serve customers by manufacturing their ceramic part designs using materials such as sapphire for in-body medical applications.

How are Ceramic Parts used for In-Body Medical Applications?