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“Today’s alternatives, such as hexavalent chroma- te (chromium VI), are highly toxic, carcinogenic, and under tightening regulations,” says Sue Wang, Business Development Manager of AnCatt. “Even the less toxic zinc falls short, since it cannot protect aluminum or galvanized steels and is less effective in severe corrosion as a sacrificial antidote.”
Currently there is no chromate-free pretreatment/pri- mer system which can provide corrosion protection in neutral salt fog exposure chambers as well as fully chromate-based coatings.
vides UMC foundry customers with access to the latest advanced ARM Artisan®
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RM and UMC (NYSE: UMC; TWSE: 2303) announced a long-term agreement that pro-
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validated on UMC’s 28HPM process technology. This latest 28nm process technology targets a wide range of applications that includes portable devices, such as mobile and wireless, and high performance appli- cations, such as digital home and high-speed networ- king. Harnessing the strengths of both companies, this collaboration will deliver superior technology and support to mutual customers.
iocroí Ltd., a spin-out from Trinity College Dublin, Department of Molecular Medicine, has
secured EUR800,000 in investment from a syndicate of investors, including a EUR500,000 investment by the Bank of Ireland MedTech Accelerator Fund. The
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RANN, the Science Foundation Ireland funded nanoscience research institute, based at Trinity
College Dublin, has announced a new commercial partnership worth over EUR130,000 with Merck Mil- lipore. As part of the research programmes, CRANN will assist Merck Millipore to further develop the nanostructures of their products’ artificial membra- nes, that are widely used for medical and diagnostic devices, and to deliver new products with improved membrane performances. Artificial membranes are used in a wide array of products such as lab filtration devices and antibody screening kits.
“Cambridge NanoTech is excited that it has found a partner with a strong history of expanding Chine- se markets and can provide our customers with the highest level of service and support,” said Scott Gish, Vice President of Sales at Cambridge NanoTech.
Biocroí Advanced Microplates products use gel- based buffering systems surrounding the wells with a substance which leads to better control of the micro- plate environment.
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ambridge NanoTech has signed a distribution agreement with Laserwort Limited, to sell and
service its full line of ALD equipment. Laserwort Li- mited has three strategically located offices in China including Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing.
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