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Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials Introduces New VISIONPAD

13 Sep 2005

Boeing Sells First Business Jet into China

13 Sep 2005

Brookhaven Engineer Receives Achievement Award From Engineering Society

13 Sep 2005

Low-Cost Commercialisation of Organic Electronic Materials

13 Sep 2005

Trustworthy Cyber Infrastructure for the Power Grid

13 Sep 2005

New Design Options for Military Combat Vehicles

13 Sep 2005

Solutions to Abrasion and Erosion in Wind Vanes

13 Sep 2005

Head of MIT's Materials Science and Engineering Department Wins Major Materials Science Award

13 Sep 2005

Toshiba Announces Gallium Nitride Power FET With World's Highest Power Output

12 Sep 2005

Allegheny Announces Expansion of its Nickel-based Alloy and Specialty Alloy Capabilities

12 Sep 2005

Mitsui-Takeda to Expand Polyurethane Resin Business in China

12 Sep 2005

Johnson Matthey to build Autocatalyst facility in Korea

From Johnson Matthey, Inc. 12 Sep 2005

Film Laminated Steel Sheet for Food Cans Wins Surface Finishing Society of Japan's 2005 Technology Prize

12 Sep 2005

DSM opens R&D Center in China

12 Sep 2005

Fuel Cell Trial for Tasmania

12 Sep 2005

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How are Graphene Batteries Made?

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