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  • ORNL Researchers Aid Diesel Engine Manufacturers Achieve Emissions Regulations
    News - 12 Dec 2006
    Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s High Temperature Materials Laboratory are helping diesel engine and parts manufacturers develop technologies to meet tough new emissions...
  • Plant Closures and Job Cuts at Clariant as They Focus on Value Creation
    News - 16 Nov 2006
    Clariant announced today it will increase its focus on value creation by reducing the company’s cost structure, cutting net working capital and strengthening its performance culture. At a total...
  • GE Plastics Open New Japanese Technology Center
    News - 9 Nov 2006
    GE Plastics today announced the official opening of its new Japan Technology Center (JTC) located within its Moka City facility to provide Japanese customers with state-of-the-art application...
  • New Wood-Plastic Composites
    News - 3 Oct 2006
    Wood science researchers in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University have developed new wood-plastic composites that are stronger and less expensive than any similar products now available -...
  • Materials Science Gets a Nitride Boost
    News - 13 Mar 2006
    Like modern day alchemists, materials scientists often turn unassuming substances into desirable ones. But instead of working metal into gold, they create strange new compounds that could make the...
  • Lead-Free Solder Licensed Worldwide
    News - 7 Feb 2006
    Lead has long been recognized as a highly toxic material that can cause brain damage. Its use in paint was banned in 1978 and it was later removed from gasoline to further protect human health. But a...
  • Bill Ford Speaks On Energy and Innovation
    News - 23 Nov 2005
    In a speech before the Business Roundtable, Ford Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bill Ford talked about the energy and manufacturing challenges facing the U.S. and how industry and government can...
  • Max Planck Scientists Demonstrate Quantum Chaos During Atom Ionisation
    News - 7 Nov 2005
    The researchers measured typical fluctuations in the electron current, which is subject to the frequency of the laser light, and which arose from the chaotic movement of the electrons. The experiment...
  • New US Manufacturing and Testing for Historic Mortar Supplier
    News - 1 Nov 2005
    Cathedral Stone Products, Inc., the exclusive US manufacturer of Jahn restoration mortar products, has completed the installation of its all new manufacturing and testing laboratories at Company...
  • New Technique Called Microdisplacement Printing
    News - 23 Aug 2005
    Scientists will announce next month a new technique called microdisplacement printing, which makes possible the highly precise placement of molecules during the fabrication of nanoscale components for...

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