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Hydrogen and Plastic Production Using New Catalyst with Dual Function

Chemists have created a catalyst for plastic manufacture. It converts a biorefinery product into a material for the synthesis of plastics.

27 Jul 2018

Scientists Create Plants That Produce Their Own Fertilizer

Plants will be able to produce their own fertilizer in the future, thanks to advances in our knowledge of cyanobacteria.

17 Jul 2018

Super Catalyst for Making Fuels and Plastics Without Crude Oil

Researchers from the Ghent University have used computer simulations to discover a new material that efficiently changes methanol into building blocks for plastics and fuels.

10 Jul 2018

New Material with Optical Properties for Better Infrared Detection in Autonomous Vehicles

A key challenge for autonomous vehicles is to guarantee they can detect & sense objects - infrared cameras can offer much better visibility.

21 Jun 2018

Using Cellulose for Large-Scale and Sustainable 3D Printing

One of the most plentiful organic compounds & industrial by-product is cellulose - researchers have examined how to use it in 3D printing.

7 Jun 2018

Scientists Develop Two Caloric Materials Optimal for Futuristic Refrigeration

Researchers from the research consortium CaloriCool® are very close to developing the materials required for an innovative kind of refrigeration technology that is evidently more energy efficient when compared to prevalent gas compression systems.

17 May 2018

Metrohm Publishes New Brochure on Environmental Analysis Solutions

Metrohm has published a new brochure summarizing the company’s comprehensive offer for environmental analysis. Combining advanced instrumentation and application know-how, Metrohm provides solutions for the entire field of environmental analysis, i.e., water, soil, and air.

From Metrohm AG 7 May 2018

Researchers Get One Step Closer to Designing Fully Functional 3D Batteries

Although it may appear as if batteries come in every size & shape, as electronic devices, they become smaller without any decrease in their energy & power demands. Hence, they pose challenges to develop batteries that can fit into smaller spaces without affecting performance.

4 May 2018

MRI-Like Method for Detecting Flaws Within Batteries

A team of chemists has formulated an MRI-based method that can swiftly diagnose what affects certain types of batteries—from establishing how much charge is present to detecting internal flaws - without having to open them.

4 May 2018

Researchers Test New Materials for Sustainable, Economical Batteries

Inexpensive batteries may be possible using a new conductor material and a new electrode material, which then could result in large-scale storage of renewable energies.

1 May 2018

Sustainable Technologies News

Hydrogen and Plastic Production Using New Catalyst with Dual Function

Scientists Create Plants That Produce Their Own Fertilizer

Super Catalyst for Making Fuels and Plastics Without Crude Oil

New Material with Optical Properties for Better Infrared Detection in Autonomous Vehicles

Using Cellulose for Large-Scale and Sustainable 3D Printing

Scientists Develop Two Caloric Materials Optimal for Futuristic Refrigeration

Metrohm Publishes New Brochure on Environmental Analysis Solutions

Researchers Get One Step Closer to Designing Fully Functional 3D Batteries

MRI-Like Method for Detecting Flaws Within Batteries

Researchers Test New Materials for Sustainable, Economical Batteries

Nexsa - Unparalleled Sensitivity for Large & Small Area Analysis

Experts in polymer characterization and particle sizing, where is the next step?

Digital Microscopes for Automotive Inspection

Tooling Foam Board - LAST-A-FOAM® FR-4800

Cutting for Surface Preparation Applications with the IP60-150

Automated Hydraulic PressPRO

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Particle Size Distribution of Chocolate

Disposable Gas Detectors - Are There Hidden Costs?

Benchtop NMR and Nucleophilic Substitution

Solving the World’s Toughest Cutting Challenges

Sustainable Technologies News

1 A Revolutionary Method to Fabricate Battery Electrodes Using Aerosol Jet 3D Printing

2 Adding Photosensitizers to Polymer Powders to Enable Low-Cost, Colorful 3D Printing

3 Microscale Superlubricity Could Lead to Better Electromechanical Devices

4 Archer Develops New Graphene-Based Inks

5 Xtalic Enters Electric Vehicle Market with Materials that Improve Battery Charger Connector Wear by Up to 40 Times

6 New Biodegradable, Self-Sustaining Paper-Based Biobatteries

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