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Materials developed by Xampla are the first to be identified via spectroscopy and microscopy as plastic-free, laying the groundwork for internationally recognised future standards

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6 Dec

The Metalysis electrolysis process is producing metals and metal alloys which are driving forward electronics, semiconductors, hypersonics, aerospace, and defence, writes CEO Nitesh Shah

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5 Dec

Iain Mackay, SVP, PSM at Sphera, discusses how overcoming human barriers to digital transformation in the chemical industry can bolster performance and safety

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4 Dec

Researchers at King’s College London have designed an ‘interactional fingerprinting’ method that creates a unique identity of individual samples

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