Articles Tagged with ''research and development''

By replacing petroleum-based adhesives with biomass-derived alternatives, new research out of Jeonbuk National University in South Korea paves the way for more sustainable and smart adhesive technologies.

Aware of the need to develop adhesives that are increasingly efficient and environmentally respectful, AIMPLAS has been actively involved in projects aimed at improving adhesive technologies.

Researchers at the Fraunhofer WKI are developing biobased adhesives based on renewable raw materials and biogenic residues. 

A structured, hybrid approach to product development can transform a company’s innovation pipeline into an engine for growth.

 A Texas A&M University professor has developed a new type of adhesive — the first of its kind — that could offer a more comfortable alternative for medical device users.

The ultra-durable bio-adhesive is greener and safer than commonly used alternatives.

WACKER SILICONES is advancing its sealants business through sustainable innovation and customer-focused solutions to meet shifting global market demands.

H.B. Fuller’s Senior Vice President of Global R&D, Xinyu Du, shares how the company’s innovation strategy is advancing sustainability, automation, and customer collaboration to shape the future of adhesives and sealants.

The new innovation hub in Singapore will be established as a permanent location in tesa's technology network to drive customized development and scaling of removable adhesive solutions.

Cargill and ASU are teaming up to explore how Cargill™ Priamine™ — a biobased dimer diamine used in high-performance adhesives — can enhance the speed, efficiency, and sustainability of semiconductor technology.