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Technical Insights' High-Tech Materials Alert (2001 - present day)

High-Tech Materials Alert reports developments in advanced materials, including new processes to create and manufacture them. Our analysts go directly to the primary researchers themselves to find out what is in development and what is likely to have a significant commercial impact.

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High-Tech Materials Alert. Scientists Create Economically Viable Metamaterial; Expandable Polystyrene Foam that Achieves Best German EPS Thermal Conductivity Level; Spider Silk for Electronics 25 May 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Polymers for Improved Sensor Technology; Low-Cost 3D Electrochemical Paper Sensor To Detect Deadly Diseases; Development of Graphene Oxide-Reinforced Lightweight Polymer 18 May 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Development of Graphene for Gas Sensors; Bismuth Antimony Thin Film For Thermoelectric Devices; Innovative Resorbable Biomaterial for Soft Tissue Regeneration 11 May 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Advances in Prevention of Methane Hydrates in Deep Water Oil Wells and Pipelines; New Injectable Hydrogels for Tissue Engineering; Self-Healing Concrete Using Bacteria 04 May 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Double-Coated Flame-Retardant Tapes for Controlling Flaming Processes; Nanocrystalline Hydroxyapatite-Based Material for Orthopedic Applications; Glass Bubbles as Lightweight Fillers for Polypropylene and Polyamide Systems 27 Apr 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Lightweight Carbon Fibers for Automotive Industry; New Manufacturing Technique for Producing Thin Ceramics; Ultra-Light Carbon Fibers for Aerospace 20 Apr 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Bonding Adhesives for Weight Reduction; Epoxy Resin System Facilitates Mass Production of CFC; Long-Fiber Thermoplastic Composite Material with Excellent Durability 13 Apr 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Shape Memory Polymers for Building Underwater Robots; Thermal Barrier Coatings for Racing Cars; High-Performance Glass Fiber with Increased Tensile Strength and Fatigue Resistance 06 Apr 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. Cost-Effective Method for Manufacturing Carbon Fiber; New Bearings for Improved Lifetime and Energy Efficiency of Fans; New Method for Developing High-Efficiency Thermoelectric Materials 23 Mar 2012
High-Tech Materials Alert. CFRTP Compression Molding Technology for Automobile Applications; Advances in Ceramic-Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites; Diamond Film Materials for Powering Electronic Devices 15 Mar 2012

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