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New Method to Create Transparent Polythene Films as Strong as Aluminum

In a study led by Professor Ton Peijs of WMG at the University of Warwick and Professor Cees Bastiaansen at Queen Mary University of London, a processing method has been devised that can form transparent polythene film that can be stronger as aluminum but at a fraction of the weight.

2 Apr 2019

Yes, You Can Measure Composite Cure through Vacuum Bags and Release Films

Lambient Technologies LLC, the leader in precision measurement solutions for the curing of advanced polymer materials, announces the release of a new white paper addressing the challenges in measuring material cure state...

From Lambient Technologies 2 Apr 2019

Researchers Discover and Characterize a New Form of Oxygen that Could Pave the Way for Nuclear Symmetry

A unique form of oxygen called “featherweight oxygen” has been discovered and characterized by scientists at Washington University in St. Louis.

2 Apr 2019

Physicists Take a Different Approach to Ice-Proof Next-Generation Aviation Systems

For a commercial jet airplane, 35,000 feet is considered as a standard cruising altitude. However, the air temperature at those lofty heights falls below –51 °C, and as a result, ice can form easily on the aircraft’s wings.

2 Apr 2019

Major expansion delivers biggest facility in Yorkshire

A leading galvanizing business has completed a multi-million pound project to create the biggest bath in Yorkshire. Humber Galvanizing has increased capacity by as much as 50 per cent thanks to a major expansion t...

2 Apr 2019

Particle Testing Authority Opens European Laboratory in Munich, Germany And Is Led by Noted Scientist Dr. Torben Sick

Particle Testing Authority (PTA), a division of Micromeritics Instrument Corporation, today announced the opening of its European laboratory in Munich, Germany.

From Malvern Panalytical 1 Apr 2019

Stir Bars Made of Teflon can Introduce Errors into Standard Lab Reaction

The stirrers that are used to stir cream and coffee possibly do not make much difference to the drink. However, in a chemistry lab, using the wrong stirrer can end up skewing the science.

1 Apr 2019

Researchers Work on Liquid Crystals to Deflect Laser Pointer Attacks on Aircraft

It is a dangerous prank to aim a laser beam at an aircraft. The unexpected flash of bright light can incapacitate the pilot, endangering the lives of all aboard.

1 Apr 2019

Scientists Manage to Print Channel Structures in Glass

Quartz glass is the favored material for applications that necessitate long-term use because of its high mechanical and chemical stability and outstanding optical properties.

1 Apr 2019

Scientists Use Supercomputers to Design Proteins that Self-Assemble to Combine and Resemble Life-Giving Molecules

Red blood cells, also known as RBCs, are considered as amazing particles. These cells collect oxygen from the humans’ lungs and carry it throughout their body to sustain them.

1 Apr 2019

New North American Calibration Lab Saves Jofra Customers Time

AMETEK STC has announced that they have expanded their A2LA accredited calibration lab and repair department in San Luis Obispo, CA, to now include temperature calibrators. This means that all JOFRA temperature calibrators can now be serviced in California, rather than Denmark, saving North American customers valuable time.

From AMETEK STC 1 Apr 2019

New Intrinsically Safe Multi-Range Pressure Calibrator

AMETEK STC introduces the new intrinsically safe HPC50 pressure calibrator. The new pressure calibrator is part of the company’s popular Crystal line of pressure products and offers its users time saving features like scaling, % error and flow calculations, as well as both internal and external pressure modules into a single handheld unit. The updated “advanced simplicity” interface, also makes the instrument easy to use without sacrificing features.

From AMETEK STC 1 Apr 2019

Research on Extending the Service Life of Coated Wood Products

Wood products like outdoor furniture and facades can have an extended service life if they get painted.

29 Mar 2019

Bioscientists Move Closer to 3D-Printed Artificial Tissues to Help Heal Bone and Cartilage

Bioscientists are advancing toward 3D-printed artificial tissues to help treat bone and cartilage usually damaged in sports-related injuries to elbows, knees, and ankles.

29 Mar 2019

Researchers Design Highly Efficient Aluminum–Graphite Dual-Ion Batteries at Low Cost

Dual-ion batteries (DIBs), in which cations and anions take part in the electrochemical redox reaction, are one of the most potential candidates that fulfill the demands of the cost-effectiveness of commercial applications.

29 Mar 2019

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New Method to Create Transparent Polythene Films as Strong as Aluminum

Yes, You Can Measure Composite Cure through Vacuum Bags and Release Films

Researchers Discover and Characterize a New Form of Oxygen that Could Pave the Way for Nuclear Symmetry

Physicists Take a Different Approach to Ice-Proof Next-Generation Aviation Systems

Major expansion delivers biggest facility in Yorkshire

Particle Testing Authority Opens European Laboratory in Munich, Germany And Is Led by Noted Scientist Dr. Torben Sick

Stir Bars Made of Teflon can Introduce Errors into Standard Lab Reaction

Researchers Work on Liquid Crystals to Deflect Laser Pointer Attacks on Aircraft

Scientists Manage to Print Channel Structures in Glass

Scientists Use Supercomputers to Design Proteins that Self-Assemble to Combine and Resemble Life-Giving Molecules

New North American Calibration Lab Saves Jofra Customers Time

New Intrinsically Safe Multi-Range Pressure Calibrator

Research on Extending the Service Life of Coated Wood Products

Bioscientists Move Closer to 3D-Printed Artificial Tissues to Help Heal Bone and Cartilage

Researchers Design Highly Efficient Aluminum–Graphite Dual-Ion Batteries at Low Cost

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