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  • New Living Radical Polymerization Method
    News - 17 Oct 2006
    Chemists at the University of Pennsylvania have created a new process for free radical polymerization, the chemical reaction responsible for creating an enormous array of everyday plastic products,...
  • 3D Television, The Next Big Thing
    News - 16 Sep 2006
    It could bring a whole new meaning to the term ‘reality television’. After the introduction of colour displays and high definition images, 3D promises to be the next revolution in visual...
  • SemiSouth Secures $5 Million in Series A1 Funding
    News - 1 Sep 2006
    A leader in the development of silicon carbide (SiC) electronics materials and power semiconductors, SemiSouth Laboratories today announced that it has raised $5 million through a Series A1 venture...
  • New and Efficient Way to Extend The Life of Lithium Rechargeable Batteries
    News - 31 Aug 2006
    Everyone knows the frustration of battery discharge: that sinking feeling when your notebook computer shuts down before you've saved that vital document or the artistic annoyance when your digital...
  • Sony to Lower CO2 Emissions in Climate Savers Deal
    News - 26 Jul 2006
    Sony will cut CO2 emissions from both operations and its product range as part of a deal struck with WWF. Sony Corporation is joining the global conservation organization’s ambitious Climate...
  • Silicon to Replace Quartz Crystals Enabling Miniaturisation of Timing Devices
    News - 24 May 2006
    Technical Research Centre of Finland VTT, in co-operation with VTI technologies Oy, has developed a new timer circuit that is one hundred times smaller than the traditional quartz crystal. The...
  • World's First Completely Transparent Integrated Circuit from Inorganic Compounds
    News - 20 Mar 2006
    Researchers at Oregon State University have created the world's first completely transparent integrated circuit from inorganic compounds, another major step forward for the rapidly evolving field...
  • Can a Standby Label Cut Power Consumption?
    News - 30 Nov 2005
    Everybody complains about high energy prices. And yet it's so easy to save electricity – simply by switching off electrical appliances completely, rather than leaving them 'idling'...
  • Samsung Outlines Goals for the Future
    News - 10 Nov 2005
    Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. invited an alysts to present the company's mid- and long-term visions in the largest-scale Analyst Day event ever hosted by an Asian corporation. The company...
  • NIST Improves Reliability of GPS Clocks
    News - 10 Oct 2005
    The average user may not notice, but the Global Positioning System (GPS) is more reliable today than it was several years ago. Widely used by the military, first responders, surveyors and even...

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