Northwestern University: Scientists Develop First Device for Monitoring Transplanted Organs

Scientists from Northwestern University have developed a monitoring device that can detect signs of rejection of kidney transplants. The device has been tested on mice and is able to detect signs of rejection three weeks…

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Annealing Plastics: A Key Process for Ensuring High-Quality Plastic Parts

Plastics are ubiquitous. You can find them in just about everything—from utensils, wires, and piping to bicycle helmets, automobile airbags, and child safety seats. These materials are popular with manufacturers because of their production advantages.…

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Anti-Biofilm Polymer Helps to Prevent Infections

A world-first anti-biofilm polymer has been developed under cooperation between Nottingham University and water management company Angel Guard. The two organizations have jointly developed a world-first anti-biofilm polymer, Bactigon/KELT-7, which they believe will prevent bacterial…

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Selecting an Industrial Oven for Your Processing Application

Meeting throughput, improving quality, reducing costs, and safeguarding workers are key objectives for many manufacturers. If this sounds like you, industrial ovens can help you meet these objectives when it comes to processing applications. Used…

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New Lithium Extraction Technology to Meet Growing Demand

The global use of large-scale batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage has been leading the demand for lithium higher. To meet this growth, new technologies and solutions are needed. The Monash University startup…

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New Battery Technology Uses Organic Molecules Instead of Metals

Researchers in Japan have developed a new type of battery that uses organic molecules instead of metals. This new battery is called an all-solid-state rechargeable air battery (SSAB), and it is more stable and efficient…

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Role of Epoxy Curing Ovens: Unleashing the Full Potential of Epoxy Resins

Epoxy resins have revolutionized numerous industries, providing exceptional mechanical properties, outstanding adhesion, and remarkable resistance to various environmental factors. Versatile materials, they are widely used in aerospace, electronics, and medical applications as well as in…

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Millions Tons of CO2 Could Be Saved Per Year By A New Power Condenser Coating

Researchers have developed a new coating for steam condenser pipes in an effort to find ways to make energy generation more efficient. Scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have recently developed a new coating…

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