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  • American Superconductor Delivers Rotor for Worlds' First HTS Ship Propulsion Motor
    News - 5 Nov 2002
    American Superconductor have just manufactured and tested the rotor assembly for the first high temperature superconducting (HTS) ship propulsion motor. The motor is a prototype being manufactured for...
  • Limtech to Acquire Key Parts of Its Competitor
    News - 5 Nov 2002
    Lithium Metal Technology Inc, Limtech have signed a letter of intent to acquire key lithium carbonate assets from its principal competitor ILiON Technology. The acquisition of goodwill and technology...
  • Maax Finalise Acquisition of Aker Plastics
    News - 5 Nov 2002
    Composites manufacturer Maax have just finalised their acquisition of Aker Plastics. The transaction will cost Maax US$78 million. Aker plastics are America’s third largest manufacturer of...
  • American Superconductor Buys Nordic Superconductor Technologies
    News - 2 Nov 2002
    American Superconductor Corporation, a leading developer and manufacturer of superconductor and power electronic based products for the electric power industry, today announced that it has acquired...
  • 3-D Resolution for Nanoscale Semiconductor Manufacturing
    News - 30 Oct 2002
    Recent orders for an automated atomic force microscope (AFM) confirms the early acceptance of the technology by Japanese and US semiconductor manufacturers. Veeco Instruments shipped the first...
  • Timken Bearings Aid Locomotive Restoration
    News - 30 Oct 2002
    State of the art railroad bearing technology and bearing materials are now helping in the restoration of a 1942 railroad locomotive. The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, recently refurbished engine...
  • SPRINT® Carbon Fibre Composite on TVR Sportscar
    News - 29 Oct 2002
    TVR now employ SP Systems SPRINT® Carbon Fibre Composite material as the body panels for their Tuscan R sportscar With a mass of less than 1000kg, the Tuscan R is reported to have excellent track...
  • 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...
  • Corus Sells Aluminium Businesses
    News - 24 Oct 2002
    It was announced today that Corus will sell its Aluminium Rolled Products and Extrusions businesses. The sale to Pechiney, the worlds fourth largest aluminium producer, for £543m ($841m)...
  • Southern Titanium Sales Agreement with DCM
    News - 24 Oct 2002
    DCM DECOmetal International Trading GmbH (DCM) and Southern Titanium NL have completed a Sales Agreement covering 100 percent of planned zircon, rutile, leucoxene and ilmenite production from the...

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