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ACerS Spotlight:
 Shape the Future of Nanomaterials.The Environmental, Health, and Safety Issues in Nanomaterials is an interactive workshop that focuses on the measurement and data needs of industry, regulatory agencies and academia required to insure that industrial practices and government regulations are based on a firm, scientific foundation. Learn the state-of-the-art from early results of an unprecedented study of measurement knowledge surrounding the Nano EHS sector. (Learn More) |
Profiles in Excellence:
 Richard K. Brow is the Curators’ Professor of
Ceramic Engineering at the Missouri
University of Science
& Technology (formerly the University of Missouri-Rolla). His research and teaching interests center on
the physics and chemistry of inorganic glasses, and the design of glass and
glass-ceramic compositions for a variety of technological applications.[More] [View Past Profiles] |
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Ceramic Tech Today:
Biomaterials Ideally, a bone cement material must functionally match the mechanical behavior of the tissue to be replaced, must form a stable interface with the surrounding natural tissue, and be effective in guided tissue regenerative procedures. more »
Communications A nanocrystalline metal/polymer hybrid technology is being developed by DuPont in conjunction with Canadian-based Morph Technologies Inc, Integran Technologies Inc, and US-based PowerMetal Technologies. more »
Energy & Environment Global clean-energy markets are expanding rapidly, with revenues in four benchmark sectors — biofuels, wind power, solar photovoltaics, and fuel cells — up 40 percent from $55 billion in 2006 to $77.3 billion in 2007, according to the Clean Energy Trends 2008. more »
Military L-3 Communications (NYSE: LLL) has entered into an agreement to acquire Northrop Grumman’s Electro-Optical Systems (EOS) business for $175 million in cash. EOS is a leader in night vision technology and electro-optical products for military, commercial and public safety customers. more »
Nanotechnology Quantum dots, which are nanoscale semiconductors, have been identified as important light harvesting material for building highly efficient solar cells. more »
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