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  • NEC Develop New Bioplastic with Higher Thermal Conductivity Than Stainless Steel
    News - 10 Apr 2007
    NEC Corporation has developed a completely new kind of bioplastic composed of plant-based material and carbon fiber, which realizes heat conductivity higher than that of stainless steel. The...
  • Making Paper Last Longer
    News - 4 Apr 2007
    Although there be great historical, artistic or archaeological interest in preserving them, paper documents have a limited life. Prolonging this life is the goal of the European Papertech...
  • Preserving Historical Paper Documents
    News - 3 Apr 2007
    Although there be great historical, artistic or archaeological interest in preserving them, paper documents have a limited life. Prolonging this life is the goal of the European Papertech...
  • University Researchers to Develop New and Cheaper Solar Energy
    News - 28 Feb 2007
    Chemists, physicists, materials scientists and electrical engineers in Manchester and London are embarking on a £1.5m project to develop new and potentially cheaper ways of generating solar...
  • Alternative to Controversial Perfluorooctanoic Acid
    News - 9 Aug 2006
    Manufacturers of stain-repellents, non-stick cookware and other fluoropolymer-based materials will soon have an alternative to using controversial PFOA when developing such supplies. Fluorine chemist...
  • First Crucial Step Taken Towards a Neuron-Powered CPU
    News - 30 Mar 2006
    The ultimate applications are potentially limitless. In the long term it will possibly enable the creation of very sophisticated neural prostheses to combat neurological disorders. What's more, it...
  • New Oxford Spin-Out to Catalyse a Cleaner Future
    News - 15 Dec 2005
    The latest spin-out company from Oxford University, Oxford Catalysts Ltd, plans to develop and exploit novel catalyst technology for the energy industry which is both cost-effective and...
  • New Safe Way of Using Chrome
    News - 21 Sep 2005
    British scientists have developed a safer and more versatile alternative to chrome electroplating, the coating found on vintage car bumpers, steel camshafts, and fixtures such as door furniture and...
  • Instant Petrified Wood Yields Super Ceramics
    News - 2 Jun 2005
    Materials scientists at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a chemical process that adds a promising new dimension to the search for advanced catalyst...
  • Amines Give New Functions to Metal Surfaces
    News - 27 May 2005
    Some century-old chemistry could have a strong impact on important issues in biosensors and other nanotech devices, according to a Purdue University research group. A team led by Alexander Wei has...

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