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  • Thermoplastic that Machines Like Bronze
    News - 5 Jul 2010
    Looking for a Thermoplastic that machines like Bronze - Ertacetal, the great Metal Replacement Thermoplastic Ertacetal - A porosity free hydrolysis resistant general purpose acetal...
  • Printing 3D Objects with Multiple Acoustic Holograms
    Article - 13 Mar 2023
    German scientists have developed a novel technique that uses sound waves to create pressure fields that manipulate solid particles, gel beads, and cells into desired shapes, all in a single step.
  • Thermal Decomposition of Waste Wind Turbine Blades
    Article - 24 Feb 2023
    Can we use the pyrolysis method as a sustainable waste upcycling process for the treatment of decommissioned wind turbine blades (WTBs)?
  • Genomatica Achieves Pilot-Scale Validation for Manufacturing of Green Butanediol
    News - 30 Jun 2010
    Genomatica announced today that it has achieved two key commercialization milestones ahead of schedule. First, the company achieved pilot-scale validation, at 3,000 liters, of the manufacturability...
  • Technical Ceramics in Medical Devices
    Article - 15 Feb 2023
    The exceptional physical and chemical qualities of technical ceramics set them apart from other materials. These ceramics have several uses in many different fields, including electronics, power...
  • Thermal Analysis in Battery Research
    Article - 13 Feb 2023
    Thermal analysis of battery components is crucial for developing effective battery thermal management strategies that improve the performance of batteries, extend their operational life, and prevent...
  • Plastics Replace Brass in Fire Extinguishers
    News - 28 Jun 2010
    The push for more efficient designs is encountered not only in automaking: manufacturers of furniture, plumbing supplies and electrical devices are increasingly recognizing the benefits of computer...
  • Universal Test Specimen Helps with Fatigue Design of Plastic Welded Components
    News - 25 Jun 2010
    Today, after decades of experience, the plastics industry has gained extensive knowledge of the mechanical and chemical characteristics of the material. Long-term cyclical loading, however, is an area...
  • New Bio-Based Method to Produce Fuel Additives, Chemicals
    News - 25 Jun 2010
    A new green, bio-based method for producing a much-used fuel additive and industrial chemical that is currently made from petroleum products has been developed by an Iowa State University...
  • New Chemical Method Leads Development of Novel Medicines
    News - 25 Jun 2010
    University of Delaware scientist Donald Watson is part of a research team that has discovered an easier method for incorporating fluorine into organic molecules, giving chemists an important new...

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