Berkeley Lab-led research could guide the development of bacteria-resistant materials.
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Large-scale power storage system made from reused batteries
The company Sumitomo Corporation completed the world’s first large-scale power storage system made from reused electric vehicle batteries in Japan.
A solution for every task – OLYMPUS Stream 1.9
Olympus has launched the latest version of its workflow-orientated materials science imaging software, Stream 1.9.
More efficient forging – on behalf of the EU
The German-based IPH is optimizing forging together with two other research institutes and four enterprises from five European countries.
Book Review: Nanomaterials for Medical Applications
Professor Bengt Fadeel of Stockholm’s Karolinska Institutet reviews Nanomaterials for Medical Applications by Zoraida Aguilar.
A week in the materials industry: February 11th 2014
A roundup of news from the past week in the materials science industry.
Europewide challenge to Moore's law begins
New pan-european research projects aims to extend Moore’s law by reducing costs and improve the energy efficiency of electronic devices.
Boring problems resolved
The companies Schuler and Dörries Scharmann retrofitted an almost 30 year old boring machine.
The week in research: February 5th 2014
A roundup of the latest materials science research from the past week.
New measuring system for special optic devices
University spin-off wants to enter the market with EasyPrecision – a high-precision optical measuring system.
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