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Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2007 Winner's Work Has Led to Computer Chips, Fuel Cells and Clean Air From Catalytic Converters for Vehicles

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2007 is awarded for groundbreaking studies in surface chemistry. This science is important for the chemical industry and can help us to understand such varied processes as why iron rusts,...

10 Oct 2007

Scientists Introduces New Material That Could Lead to the Development of Quantum Computers

Scientists at Florida State University's National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and the university's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry have introduced a new material that could be to computers of the futu...

10 Oct 2007

Light-Emitting Flexible Semiconductors Unraveled by Researchers in U.S.

An interdisciplinary team of Cornell nanotechnology researchers has unraveled some of the fundamental physics of a material that holds promise for light-emitting, flexible semiconductors. The discovery, which involve...

9 Oct 2007

Greener Selection in Leather Bags

Fashionista's after the latest in leather bags could soon have a 'greener' selection to choose from. Scientists in India have modified the tanning process making it far more eco-friendly, reports Anne Pichon ...

9 Oct 2007

Innovative Way of Making Nanomaterials Resulted in Advanced Materials with Exceptional Optical Properties

An innovative and inexpensive way of making nanomaterials on a large scale has resulted in novel forms of advanced materials that pave the way for exceptional and unexpected optical properties. The new fabrication techni...

8 Oct 2007

Sigma Aldrich to begin Construction of a Pharmaceutical Ingredients Suite

SAFC(R), a member of the Sigma-Aldrich(TM) Group, has announced its plans to begin construction of a new cGMP potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) conjugation suite at its Pharma sector's St. Louis manufac...

From Sigma-Aldrich 4 Oct 2007

University fo Delaware Wins $7 Million to Develop Next Generation Neutron Scattering Instrumentation

The University of Delaware has won a competitive award of more than $7 million over a five-year period from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and will use it to develop the next generation of neu...

4 Oct 2007

First Handheld Radioactivity Detector for Terrorist Attacks Developed

Brad Jones, a professor of chemistry at Wake Forest University, is leading a team of researchers at four institutions to develop the first handheld, field instrument capable of detecting and identifying radioactive parti...

1 Oct 2007

Retreads Perform as well as New Tires

Old timers in the trucking industry were quick to tell you about the problems they had with “them recaps” back in the seventies and eighties. “Ain’t worth the trouble they cause,” they would...

28 Sep 2007

DuPont and Plantic Collaborate on Bio-Based Polymers

DuPont and Plantic Technologies Limited, an Australian company specializing in starch-based biopolymers, today announced plans to collaborate in the development and sale of renewably sourced polymers made from Plantic(R)...

28 Sep 2007

Editorial Highlights

The Material Breakthroughs Revolutionizing Photovoltaics

Photovoltaic technology is revolutionizing sustainable energy with advancements in perovskite cells and innovative recycling methods for eco-friendly solutions.

Emerging Technologies and Trends in the Aerospace Industry

The global economy depends on the aerospace industry, and the technological advancements the aerospace industry has to offer are immense. This article aims to delve into the fascinating world of aerospace and explore the most promising trends and technologies that the industry is developing. How will they pave the future of air travel, and will they make it safer, more sustainable, and more efficient?

Microporous Polymers and Their Applications

Microporous polymers, with their unique structures and properties, are revolutionizing gas storage, carbon capture, and catalysis in various scientific fields.

Chemistry News

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2007 Winner's Work Has Led to Computer Chips, Fuel Cells and Clean Air From Catalytic Converters for Vehicles

Scientists Introduces New Material That Could Lead to the Development of Quantum Computers

Light-Emitting Flexible Semiconductors Unraveled by Researchers in U.S.

Greener Selection in Leather Bags

Innovative Way of Making Nanomaterials Resulted in Advanced Materials with Exceptional Optical Properties

Sigma Aldrich to begin Construction of a Pharmaceutical Ingredients Suite

University fo Delaware Wins $7 Million to Develop Next Generation Neutron Scattering Instrumentation

First Handheld Radioactivity Detector for Terrorist Attacks Developed

Retreads Perform as well as New Tires

DuPont and Plantic Collaborate on Bio-Based Polymers

Analytical Techniques Reveal History’s Tracked Changes

Beyond Lithium-Ion: Engineering the Future of Battery Technology

Understanding Excited State Dynamics with Transient Absorption Spectroscopy

Improve Plastic Pipe Testing Accuracy With ATS Ring Pull Fixtures

HTF Fluid for Extreme Conditions

Maximize Efficiency in Semiconductor QA with the Dimension IconIR300

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Guide to Metal and Alloy Sorting

Enhancing Environmental Testing Through ETHOS EASY Laboratory Flexibility

Temperature Calibration in UHT Milk Production

Editorial Highlights

The Material Breakthroughs Revolutionizing Photovoltaics

Emerging Technologies and Trends in the Aerospace Industry

Microporous Polymers and Their Applications

Chemistry News

Analytical Techniques Reveal History’s Tracked Changes

Beyond Lithium-Ion: Engineering the Future of Battery Technology

Understanding Excited State Dynamics with Transient Absorption Spectroscopy

1Banana Peels Power New Green Route to High-Performance Lithium-Ion Batteries

2Unlocking Solar Efficiency with a Breakthrough in Passivation

3KTU Researchers Develop Sustainable Smart Polymers for Medicine, Electronics, and Optics

4Processing Lignin Differently Could Dramatically Change its Electrical Properties

5Martian Homes Will be Made From Soil and Spirulina

6New Insights into Perovskite Solar Cell Failure Pathways

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