Alfa Aesar, International Manufacturer and Supplier of Research Chemicals, Metals and Materials
Alfa Aesar, a Johnson Matthey Company, is a leading international manufacturer and supplier of research chemicals, metals and materials.
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Atlas Mining in Discussions with Nano-Technology Companies - News Item
Atlas Mining Company, a natural resource and mining company, announced today it has engaged in discussions with several nano-technology companies for Halloysite microtubules. Halloysite microtubules provide a wide array of benefits and potential to several nano applications. Posted April 28 2004
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Fuel Cells - Potential Applications in Space and Nanotechnology Methods for Improving Fuel Cells
This article looks at the development of fuel cells using nanotechnology techniques, and also considers potential industry applications for fuel cells in space. The article focuses on Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC), Direct Methanol Fuel Cells (DMFC) and the nanomaterials used for hydrogen storage.
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Magnetic Fluids and Magnetic Media Processing Methods and Applications that Use Nanomaterials, Suppl
Nanomaterials and nanoparticles are increasingly being used in magnetic fluids and in magnetic media applications. Present and future industry applications, processing methods, separation techniques, and current industrial research into magnetic fluids and magnetic media are considered here.
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Nanopositioners - Materials Selection Guidelines for Nanopositioners - Supplier Data by Mad City Lab
When purchasing or designing a nanopositioning stage the choice of material is important. Aluminium, titanium and Invar are the most common materials with choice depending on properties such as thermal expansion, cost and magnetic requirements. Basic selection guidelines are provided.
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Nanostructured and Nanocrystalline Metals, Metal Matrix Composites and Ceramics - Space Applications
Metal and ceramic matrix composites hold extreme potential for advanced applications such as aerospace. Nanostructuring could further improve material properties. The benefits of nanostructuring are outlined, as are other potential applications and processing issues.
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Novel Materials - Classification, Markets, Challenges in Manufacturing and Global Competition
Applying nanotechnology methods in the area of materials can result in the creation of novel materials with new, unique and exciting properties. The classification and composition of nanomaterials, current and future markets, problems faced by manufacturers and global competition are looked at here.
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Plastics, Metals and Composite Materials Grown By Nanotrees - New Technology
Researchers at the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Information Technologies in Poland are working on the development of trees that don’t produce wood but make plastic, metals, metal alloys and composite materials. Posted February 4 2004
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Pure Copper Six Times Stronger than Normal, with No Loss in Ductility - New Technology
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have succeeded in producing a form of pure copper that is six times stronger then normal with no loss in ductility. They have achieved this using a combination of traditional metallurgical techniques and nanotechnology. Posted November 2002
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