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The seventh annual Nanocomposites 2007 and Nanotubes 2007 event takes place at the Crown Plaza Europa in Brussels, Belgium from March 14-16 and features many of the leading companies pioneering polyme
Shock Doctor is to incorporate SmartSilver anti-odour and antimicrobial technology into its sporting goods lines.
3M has launched a new format of its Confirm authentication products with floating image technology.
P2i Ltd, based in Oxford, UK, has received its first order to supply equipment to a major international company to manufacture bio consumable devices under licence in the customer's own factory.
Elmarco owner Ladislav Mares has left his position as the company's CEO to devote himself fully to the development of new products from nanofibres.
Easy-to-make, inexpensive nanowires have been demonstrated to harvest mechanical energy by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, USA.
Stealing a lead on the much-publicised photonic textiles of Philips Electronics, a consortium of companies specialising in electroluminescence (EL) have brought the first 'talking t-shirt' to the comm
Danish nonwovens manufacturer Fibertex is currently exploring the potential of nanocoatings for hygiene applications.
3M has launched a new format of its Confirm authentication products with floating image technology.
At the 2007 SHOT show held in Orlando, Florida, USA from January 11-14, Milliken & Company introduced its new VisaEndurance Scent Control System for hunting apparel.
Researchers at the University of Akron in Ohio, USA, are currently conducting clinical trials of nanofibre bandages.
In introducing new nanotech products to the market, developers face three kinds of risk - the real, the perceived and the regulatory.
Developed by Japanese clothing company Aoyama Trading in collaboration with Woolmark Japan, the Su-Su-Suit is a lightweight garment with a unique level of air permeability.
The market for organic electronic materials will be worth $4.9 billion in 2012 surging to $15.8 billion in 2015, according to a new report.
Aspen Aerogels is providing aerogel insulation material to Shaw Pipe's Insul-8 AG (above ground) pre-insulated pipe, which will reduce total installed costs, installation time and energy costs at the
Austin, Texas-based Nano-Proprietary, through its subsidiary, Applied Nanotech, Inc.
A number of projects have been initiated to explore the potential of integrating electronics and other new technologies into clothing through the European Union's Sixth Framework programme for researc
Iptrade, based in Newton, Massachusetts, has announced the completion of the development phase of the IntelliVibe S1 elastic vibration sensor based on its Smart Composite technology.
Alltracell's m.doc wound dressing products incorporating nanofibre layers will appear commercially on the market before the middle of 2008.
Germany's Junkers and Mullers introduced two new energy-saving roller blinds called Thermotec BLO and Thermotec Transparent at the recent Heimtextil show in Frankfurt (January 9-12).
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