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Morgan Laidlaw

Morgan Laidlaw formerly was Associate Editor for Adhesives & Sealants Industry and Ceramic Industry. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Oakland University.

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Researchers from Penn State Develop Self-Healing Polymers from Squids

Morgan Laidlaw

June 14, 2016

Researchers from Penn State University believe proteins found in certain squids might lead the way to self-healing polymers.

Researchers Develop Mechanocromic Polymers

Morgan Laidlaw

June 7, 2016

Researchers from the University of Connecticut have created materials that change color and transparency in response to force.

Scientists Experimenting with Gallium as Reversible Adhesive

Morgan Laidlaw

May 31, 2016

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute are experimenting with Gallium as a reversible adhesive.

Company Launches New Medical Adhesive Tape for Patient Comfort

Morgan Laidlaw

May 24, 2016

World Patent Marketing recently released a new medical adhesive tape to aid in patient care and the recovery process.

Dow Automotive Systems Adds New Carbon Fiber Injection Method

Morgan Laidlaw

May 17, 2016

This week in adhesives news, Dow Automotive Systems has added a carbon fiber injection bonding technique to its repertoire.

MCNS Polyurethanes Builds New Facility in Mexico

Morgan Laidlaw

May 10, 2016

This week in adhesives news, MCNS Polyurethanes has built a new facility in Chico in Monterrey, Mexico.

Researchers Develop Polymer That Can Stretch 100x Its Size

Morgan Laidlaw

May 3, 2016

Researchers at Stanford have developed a polymer that stretches to 100x its own size and can repair itself if punctured.

Scientists Develop Hybrid Ink to Create Circuits on Paper

Morgan Laidlaw

April 26, 2016

This week in adhesives news, scientists at Leibniz-Institute for New Materials have developed a hybrid ink with electronic materials.

Scientists at Yale Develop New Theory of Adhesion

Morgan Laidlaw

April 19, 2016

This week in adhesives news, scientists at Yale have developed a new theory of adhesion.

Scientists in China Develop Camouflage Polymer

Morgan Laidlaw

April 12, 2016

Scientists in China have developed a polymer that changes from green to brown when an electric charge is applied.

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