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  • Improved Dielectric Developed for Chip-Level Copper Circuitry
    News - 29 Mar 2005
    A new dielectric material, developed by researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, could facilitate the use of copper circuitry at the chip level. The thermally stable aromatic...
  • Dow Corning Launches New Silicone Gel for Automotive Electronics Market
    News - 22 Mar 2005
    Dow Corning Corporation have introduced a new thixotropic dielectric silicone gel to protect sensitive electronic devices used in the automotive market. Applications of the new gel in power electronic...
  • Dow Corning Launches New Silicone Gel for Automotive Electronics Market
    News - 16 Mar 2005
    Dow Corning Corporation today introduced a new thixotropic dielectric silicone gel to protect sensitive electronic devices used in the automotive market. Applications of the new gel in power...
  • New LED Could Eliminate Electrical Circuit Bottlenecks
    News - 25 Feb 2005
    Applied physicists at the California Institute of Technology have invented a light-emitting transistor that could potentially bypass a major bottleneck that slows down electronic circuitry. The new...
  • Stelco to Close Rod Mill
    News - 22 Jul 2004
    In recognition of a changing marketplace and in order to focus on sustainable and profitable product lines, Stelco Inc. announced today that its Rod Mill will close in September of this year....
  • IBM Produce Strained Silicon Processors
    News - 17 Feb 2004
    IBM recently announced it has developed a new method of manufacturing low power, high performance microprocessors using an industry-first combination of silicon-on-insulator (SOI), strained silicon...
  • Sandvik and Philips Develop Nanoflex™ Shaver Steel
    News - 21 Jan 2004
    A close co-operation between Philips and materials specialists from Sandvik Materials Technology has led to the development and manufacture of a unique stainless strip steel, called Sandvik...
  • IBM's Nano-Dominoes for Nano Circuits
    News - 28 Oct 2002
    IBM Scientists have built and operated the world's smallest working computer circuits using an innovative new approach in which individual molecules move across an atomic surface like toppling...
  • How High Can You Go with Biobased Rust Prevention?
    News - 12 Jul 2024
    Today’s emphasis on sustainability and the circular economy may leave some manufacturers wondering, "Can I really get the results I need while increasing my use of biobased content?”...
  • State-of-the-Art 3D Printing for Creating Better, Stronger Materials
    News - 15 May 2024
    In everything from electronics in cars to the components of commercial airliners are state-of-the-art 3D-printed materials. Their strength and properties depend on what they're made of and how...

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