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06 January 2009
The steel industry, having entered the recession in the best of health, is emerging as a leading indicator of what lies ahead. As steel production goes - and it is now in collapse - so will go the national economy, according to a report by Dilip Vishwanat in the New York Times.
 
 
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Indium Corporation: 23 April 2010
Indium Corporation announces a joint marketing and technical support agreement for high-temperature Pb-free electronics assembly materials patented and manufactured by Ormet Circuits.
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Midland Tool and Design: 23 April 2010
Midland Tool and Design has developed the Modulam tooling system, designed to produce accurate prototypes while cutting costs and reducing lead times.
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SelectConnect Technologies : 09 February 2010
The two-shot moulding process produces MIDs from a combination of plateable and non-plateable injection moulded resins. A non-plateable polymer is moulded in the first shot and is then selectively moulded with a second plateable material, leaving specified areas exposed. An etching step then activates the exposed areas of plateable polymer so that those areas can be plated with metal.
SCIENCE FOR ALL REPORT AND ACTION PLAN FOCUSES ON PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND SUPPORTIVE NETWORKS
British Science Association : 09 February 2010
Science-based organisations and Government need to make greater efforts to engage the public with the sciences, according to a new report ‘Science for All’ published today as part of the UK Science and Society strategy commissioned by the Department of Business Innovation and Skills (BIS).
COLLABORATION AGREEMENT ON SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION SIGNED BY BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG AND MASDAR CITY (ABU DHABI)
Bayer MaterialScience AG: 05 February 2010
Bayer MaterialScience AG is to implement an EcoCommercial building program in Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, designed to highlight energy-efficient and economic construction in subtropical climates.
JANUARY WORLD STAINLESS STEEL PRICES SLIP BUT UPTURN BELIEVED TO BE IMMINENT
MEPS (International): 05 February 2010
Raw material costs, end-user demand and the aims of the producers have all influenced the stainless steel market, which currently appears to be at something of a crossroads. Demand in Korea, Taiwan and China has been much less influenced by the recession in the West. Stainless steel production has continued at levels much closer to full capacity than has been the case in Europe or North America, where the post-recession pick-up in demand is eagerly awaited.
POROUS METAL SPARGING FOR CARBONATION
Mott Corporation: 05 February 2010
Representatives from Mott Corporation’s Sparging Technology Team presented a poster at the 2009 Master Brewers Association of the Americas Annual Convention. The poster highlighted porous metal spargers for precise control of carbonation processes and the benefits of lower gas consumption, significantly reduced cycle times and precise process control.
DOLOMITE AND EMERALD BIOSYSTEMS COLLABORATE TO PRODUCE AWARD WINNING NOVEL PROTEIN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY INSTRUMENT
Dolomite Microfluidics: 05 February 2010
Microfluidics specialist company Dolomite is collaborating with Emerald BioSystems in the development of the Microcapillary Protein Crystallization System (MPCS) Plug Maker.
UV CONFORMAL COATING ENHANCES ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY PERFORMANCE
Master Bond: 05 February 2010
A UV curing conformal coating for electronic circuitry and components is designed to restrain the impact of moisture, dust, chemicals, and temperature extremes.
GLOBAL STEEL PRICE JUMPS IN JANUARY BY THREE PERCENTAGE POINTS
MEPS (International): 28 January 2010
While a flurry of mill price hike announcements in December has translated into substantially higher transaction values for business recently settled in the US, the weak currency should help to keep overseas material at bay for some time to come.
AVERAGE STEEL PRICE IN DEVELOPING MARKETS IS PUSHED HIRE BY RAW MATERIALS COSTS
MEPS (International): 27 January 2010
The steel market activity is reviewed in a range of markets in the developing world, including Turkey, UAE, India, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico, the CIS and the Ukraine.
TRENDS IN ADVANCED COMPOSITE USAGE OBSERVED DURING THE REVIEW OF 2010 JEC AWARDS APPLICATIONS
JEC Composites: 26 January 2010
Each year for the JEC Innovation Awards Programme, a jury of renowned international experts chooses the best composite innovations, based on their technical interest, market potential, partnership, financial impact and originality. Here follows the views of the jury on trends observed during their deliberations.
ELEVEN COMPANIES REWARDED FOR THEIR COMPOSITE INNOVATIONS IN THE JEC AWARDS PROGRAMME 2010
JEC Composites: 25 January 2010
JEC Composites is announcing this year’s winners of the JEC Innovation Awards Programme and the companies will receive awards at the JEC Composites Show (April 13-15, 2010). The programme was created in 1998 with the goal of promoting innovation.
WORLD’S FIRST COMMERCIAL PASSENGER FLIGHT POWERED BY FUEL MADE FROM NATURAL GAS LANDS IN QATAR
Qatar Airways: 23 January 2010
Powered by fuel made from natural gas, a Qatar Airways Airbus A340-600 aircraft using Rolls-Royce Trent 556 engines Qatar has made an historic journey from London Gatwick to Doha. The new gas to liquids fuel offers diversity of supply and better local air quality at busy airports.
STEEL PRICES IN NORTHERN EUROPE SHOW MODEST UPWARD TREND
MEPS (International): 22 January 2010
While the Flat Products market in Northern Europe got off to a slow start in 2010, the situation for Long Products looks a little more positive.
POROUS METAL PRODUCTS FOR MEDICAL FILTRATION
Mott Corporation: 22 January 2010
Design engineers in the Medical Device industry and other industries, utilise porous metal media primarily because of their precise consistency and durability.
DIAMONDS SENT IN SPACE FOR CORROSION CHECK
Technion Israel Institute of Technology : 15 January 2010
Two diamonds grown at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, have been sent into space by the Atlantis space shuttle, and will remain in space for one year to be checked for suitability in future applications in satellites. Future use of diamonds in space could be for clear optical coatings that conduct heat, detect radiation, and other uses, including to develop a diamond coating for space environment applications.
MATERIALS INNOVATIONS DESIGNED TO STIMULATE TISSUE REGENERATION RECOGNISED BY INDUSTRY AWARD
BioCeramic Therapeutics : 15 January 2010
A highly competitive award, sponsored by Amgen International, recognises BioCeramic Therapeutics' use of materials innovations to benefit patients with some of the most serious orthopaedic and dental conditions by stimulating and assisting in the body's natural tissue regeneration processes. The materials innovations also have potential future applications in soft tissue regeneration.
CRICKET HELMET COULD PROVE MATCH-WINNER
Polar Composites: 15 January 2010
A new lightweight cricket helmet worn for the first time by Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara in the 2009 World Twenty20 tournament could prove a match-winner for the East Anglian manufacturing firm behind the design.
ROCTOOL ANNOUNCES THE ACQUSITION OF INDUMOLD AND RELEASES THE 3ITECH RANGE
Roctool: 15 January 2010
RocTool revealed for the first time at the Fakuma exhibition in 2009, the acquisition of Indumold, the moulding technology by induction of plastic materials developed by Kunststoff Institut Lüdenscheid in Germany. Plastic specialists will be given the opportunity to test its technologies at Kunststoff Institut Lüdenscheid.

 

 

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