Research scientists at the Leibniz-Institute for New Materials have developed luminous particles that can also withstand high temperatures. When activated by UV light or x-rays, they glow orange red.
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Space modules for industrial and scientific purposes
Bigelow Aerospace and United Launch Alliance join forces to foster habitable volumes in Low Earth orbit
Subsea concept to simplify oil exploration
Statoil presented a new subsea concept to reduce cost and increase efficiency.
New special steel for construction projects
Ugitech introduced special steel solutions to meet the demands of the construction industry
Research hydropower plant in the pastureland
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Return of supersonic passenger travel
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Meeting todays’ cutting requirements
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Takeover of Belgium foundry Allard-Europe
DIHAG Holding and Royal IHC form joint venture for foundry takeover
Grinding of Advanced Materials
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ABB’s largest ever robot
ABB introduced its highest payload, multipurpose industrial robot, IRB 8700.