Estudos científicos particularmente inovadores realizados por universidades, centros de pesquisa, institutos
The report from Jotun reveals that the 88% of senior decision makers anticipate increased investments in maintenance over next five years.
The UltraPLAS coating by Fraunhofer is an ultrathin, highly durable layer with excellent non-stick properties that significantly reduce the need for external release agents and post-processing, thereby enhancing production quality and sustainability.
Allnex aims to leverage its know-how in resin technologies to address industry challenges, explore new opportunities and drive sustainable solutions.
MCRA and Onkos Surgical collaborated at the first U.S. Food and Drug Administration De Novo Approval for antibacterial coating for tumour and revision orthopaedic implants.
AkzoNobel’s new wind turbine blade testing facility allows different weather conditions to be simulated to enable researchers to enhance rain erosion tests.
The new Coatings & Construction laboratory of IMCD will help its partners and clients in South East Europe to develop new formulations.
The researchers from the Oregon State University have developed new chromium-based reddish magenta pigments taking inspiration from the moon.
AkzoNobel will invest around €8 million in two new research and development centres for powder coating in the Netherlands.
The new modern and sustainable BYK Additives complex will ensure even greater customer proximity and exclusive seminar offerings.
The innovative ceramic materials for metal coatings can potentially increase the efficiency of gas turbine, enabling power plants to produce more electricity and aircraft to consume less fuel.
Joe Powder is back with a new episode of its powdcast: Episode 52 - Joe Powder Spills the Tg.
The innovative hydrogel-based coating can prevent limescale adhesion and improve electricity production efficiency in thermoelectric power plants.
The innovative and hygienic galvanised steel coating can prevent bacterial attacks on food.
Joe Powder is back with a new episode of its powdcast: Episode 51: Detroit Powder City
Taking inspiration from nature could allow researchers to create ice-shedding coatings protecting solar panels and airplane wings.