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The Awards were presented at the Frontiers in Polymer Science Conference, 5-8 May Budapest
From January 2019 Materials and Design will become an open access journal.
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Iron-based metal-organic framework (MOF) has microwave-absorbing properties.
Universal adhesive made up of equal amounts of liquid and solid polymers works in both air and underwater.
Gurit has appointed Philippe Wirth as its Chief Financial Officer and member of the executive committee.
Spirit AeroSystems says that it has developed a new way to produce carbon fiber composite materials for aircraft.
AIMPLAS, has joined the DECOAT project, which focuses on recycling coated and painted textiles and plastic materials which are not currently recyclable.
A group of companies plan to open a joint research laboratory to develop thermal spray surface treatments for aerospace applications.
Additive Industries has appointed Stéphane Escalier as business development manager in France.
3D printing company Oerlikon AM and MT Aerospace are partnering to help develop the use of AM parts in the aerospace and defense industries.
UK nanomaterials company Graphene Composites says that it has won the UK Space Agency sponsored Space Tech Entrepreneur’s Program for the Northwest.
By developing a process for fabricating oxide perovskite crystals in free-standing layers, researchers have produced a new class of 2D material.
Fire up the triboelectric generators with laser-induced graphene
Personal experience of the limitations of conventional dressings stimulated a researcher to develop a better solution
Interview with Dr David Simpson from the University of Melbourne about diamond quantum probes.
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