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BASF grants license for manufacture of lithium-ion cathode precursor materials to OM Group
BASF Corporation, through its Ovonic battery materials affiliate announces a royalty-bearing license covering cathode precursor materials used in lithium-ion batteries.
The Latest on Renewable Polymers
Biopolymers and renewably-sourced polymers special issue published in Journal of Applied Polymer Science.
High-performance polymer dielectrics for the electronics industry
High-contrast ratio, aqueous developable polymers developed for masking applications in electronics manufacturing.
UK Graphene Supplier Claims Large-Scale Production, Announces US Distribution Agreement
Haydale Limited believe new method will supply commercial quantities, announce distribution deal with Cheaptubes Inc.
Industry leaders to develop US CIGS Photovoltaic Roadmap
Effort to accelerate the deployment of CIGS manufacturing will play a critical role in building a competitive U.S. photovoltaic industry.
Safe Shaping Instead of Welding
The German engineering company transfluid pledges that process integration for spherical head sealing on steel tubes can save money and avoid weak points.
Painkiller by Photosynthesis
Selective and effective: silicon nanowires as photoelectrodes for carbon dioxide fixation
Synthesizing Binary Metal Oxide Nanotubes
Canadian researchers develop a synthesis method for created hollow, structured binary metal oxides.
LiNbO3-silica glass ceramics: a promising alternative for frequency conversion?
Glass ceramics are of great interest for the development of optical elements with meter-scale dimensions for high power laser facilities.
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