Future Materials News
Welcome to Future Materials News July 2004---more |
Moving through paperNew research on how fluids move through paper promises to revolutionise the whole paper industry.---more |
Not another acronym! Launching Future Materials---more |
Stains in the glassG.James Glass had a problem. Stains were appearing on the surface of the some of their heat-treated glasses. Wherever it came from, they needed to work out the source quickly because a shut down had the potential to cost big dollars.---more |
What are dielectric materials?Dielectric materials are poor conductors of electricity but they can support an electrostatic field while dissipating minimal energy in the form of heat. These properties are useful in capacitors and radio-frequency transmission lines.---more |
Self-cleaning clothesA chemical coating has been developed which devours any dirt that gathers on clothing. The clothes simply need to be exposed to sunlight for the cleaning process to begin.---more |
Sunbaking to make your car body strongerCSIRO scientists have discovered a new process which could soon lead to the production of aluminium cars and planes that get stronger the longer they are left to 'bake' in the sun.---more |
Mixing business with pure and applied chemistry - Dr Peter KambourisI see myself as a technology broker, says Peter Kambouris. "And one of the pleasures of my work with Future Materials is seeing the way people's eyes light up when I propose the use of a particular piece of technology to solve their specific problem. It's like I've helped them 'see the light'; that science and technology can actually help them in a real and timely fashion."---more |
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