When Atoms Get Out of Line
Author Rebecca McDonald
How materials are impacted by the extreme conditions of a nuclear reactor
The inside of a nuclear reactor is a treacherous place. Neutrons, escaping from unstable, radioactive atoms, collide with neighboring atoms, causing...
Perovskite solar modules with a marble look
From 2022, photovoltaics will be mandatory for all new buildings in Baden-Württemberg. From May, this will also affect private households, where the proportion of...
Research and industry partnership helps forge 21st century metallurgy
At 12 years old, Gideon Crawford was making knives in the family basement, and now, as a Virginia Tech senior in the Department of...
UNDER PRESSURE: A NEW THEORY LETS US PREDICT WHEN SOFT MATERIALS...
Research led by UMass Amherst has major implications for polymer engineering
Researchers led by a team from the University of Massachusetts Amherst recently announced a...
TotalEnergies And Honeywell Sign A Strategic Agreement To Promote The Development...
TotalEnergies today announced a strategic agreement to promote the development of advanced plastic recycling. Under this agreement, Honeywell will agree to supply TotalEnergies with...
Interstate Plastics Provides Antimicrobial Plastics for Interior Wall Cladding Solutions
To better protect areas against the spread of microbes, Interstate Plastics now offers the Palclad™ Pro Hygienic PVC Wall Cladding System.
Palclad™ Pro Hygienic PVC...
POS Sneeze Guards Offer Protection for Employees & Customers
Interstate Plastics works with companies and organizations to ensure customer and worker safety is a top priority. Adding sneeze guards to any point-of-sale checkstand...
New ‘hyper glue’ formula developed
With many of the products we use every day held together by adhesives, researchers from UBC’s Okanagan campus and the University of Victoria hope...
SABIC Expands Water Management Portfolio With NEW NORYL™ Resin
SABIC announced the launch of NORYL™ WM330G resin, the latest addition to its portfolio of high-performance thermoplastics for water management applications. The new product...
New ultralight material offers many uses for plastic waste
The National University of Singapore team said it had found a way to convert bottles made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) into aerogels that have...
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