Surface science news, July 2013

Novel material for cooling electronic devices

Successful grant writing

Novel approach to measuring surface properties

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Research Commercialisation: From Ideas to IPO

Record breaking surface area and water adsorption abilities

Gold nanofibers in heart tissue can enhance electrical signalling

Origins and uses of wrinkles, creases, folds

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Superior graphene networks

Employing ‘lean’ principles for safety and sustainability

5D super memory

Combining the advantages of silicones and organic materials

Last week's top 3 Reinforced Plastics stories

The following stories were the most popular with visitors to the Reinforced Plastics website last week.

Significant changes in FGD technology predicted

Over 80% of the flue gas desulfurisation (FGD) systems installed worldwide utilise limestone as a reagent and spray towers to recirculate the limestone slu

Progress in fluorescent fingerprint tags

QuakeWrap awarded grant for joint-less pipe manufacturing concept

QuakeWrap Inc has been awarded a $150,000 Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to further develop the

A nanotech fix for nicotine dependence

Nanotube based catalysts could replace platinum

Enough copper for a hundred years

Antifreeze for low-cost solar energy?

Top 10 Materials News from June 2013

Watching solar cells grow

Microscopy technique sheds light on 3D computer components