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  • Getting Higher Performance from Semiconductors Using Diamonds
    Article - 4 Nov 2022
    This article from Element Six discusses their collaboration with the University of Bristol to advance semiconductor solutions using diamonds.
  • A to Z of Electromagnetic Shielding
    Article - 25 Aug 2022
    Electromagnetic (EM) shielding creates a barrier that prevents interference from strong EM fields that could be harmful to sensitive electronic devices and live organisms. This review focuses on the...
  • How Do We Recycle Semiconductors?
    Article - 9 Mar 2022
    From pacemakers to hypersonic missiles, semiconductor materials are the basic building blocks of modern computation. With the annual production of devices that utilize these materials now surpassing 1...
  • What Materials are Used to Make Solar Panels?
    Article - 28 Feb 2022
    This article provides an overview of the materials that are used to produce photovoltaic cells for the production of renewable energy, as well as new research that proposes the use of novel materials.
  • Providing Advanced Solutions for the Semiconductor Industry
    Article - 22 Nov 2021
    In this interview, we will explore the need for advanced solutions to semiconductor manufacturing challenges as well as how Hardinge Inc. addresses various semiconductor manufacturing applications...
  • New Recyclable DANU Composite Improves Powerboat Performance
    Article - 5 Nov 2021
    Originally designed for watercraft, a composite material developed by the Scotland-based Ultimate Boat Company (UBC) could be a gamechanger in terms of both performance and sustainability for...
  • 3D-Printed Silicon Carbide Composites for Use in Aerospace
    Article - 25 Oct 2021
    Silicon carbide is a semiconductor that consists of silicon and carbon, and is the third hardest material in the world; the use of this advanced material via 3D printing for applications such as...
  • How are Semiconductors Used in Cars?
    Article - 26 Apr 2021
    Semiconductors are one of the most important technological advances of the 20th century and are said to be a significant pillar of the IT industry. Today, they are used in a staggering array of...
  • How Does Heat Treatment Change the Properties of Steel?
    Article - 9 Mar 2021
    Steel is essential for the modern world and is used in commercial and residential buildings, automobiles, airplanes, and oil rigs and pipelines. It has unique properties such as strength,...
  • Refractory Metals: An A to Z of Applications
    Article - 22 Dec 2020
    Refractory metals are a broad class of metallic materials that exhibit superior durability to mechanical and thermal stress.

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