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In collaboration with TU Dresden, Fraunhofer researchers have developed a process for obtaining high-purity ethyl acetate from whey, which can be used, for example, to produce environmentally friendly adhesives.
Jowat SE has presented its Adhesive Research Award. The doctoral thesis submitted studies how sustainable zinc oxide-polyacrylic acid systems can be used to enhance adhesion to polymer-metal oxide and polymer-polymer interfaces.
The Adhesion Society is extending its invitation for presentation proposal (abstract) submissions for inclusion in the program for its 46th Annual Meeting.
With an investment volume of €130 million, the Adhesive Technologies business unit has built a global innovation and customer center on the premises of the company headquarters.
When it comes to the Credit for Increasing Research Activities (I.R.C. §41, “the R&D credit”), a common misconception is that a company won’t qualify for the R&D credit if it doesn’t have a laboratory, a dedicated R&D division or an engineer on staff.
PPG Industries has received a $1.5 million award from the federal government’s Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP) to develop a chemical-agent-resistant coating (CARC) in powder form for use on military vehicles and support equipment.
Xenon Corp. recently announced the formation of the Printed Electronics Test Center Network, a consortium of manufacturers, integrators and universities.