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will fund the product’s development. Sol-Gel will be entitled to receive royalties from net sales.


http://www.sol-gel.com/ T bendable 69 cm2 efficiency at 1000 cd/m2


he Holst Centre and Solvay report advances in flexible OLED lighting panels. They present a OLED panel that features 30 lm/W :


steel wheels – both pressed and spun wheels – as a standard which will define the market for steel wheels in the future. This will make STARCO the only press wheel manufacturer using e-coat. STARCO is using the latest automotive nanotechnology pre- treatment. (see nanotimes Magazine, January 2012, too).


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s the first world wide wheel manufacturer, STARCO has decided to use the e-coat for all


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http://www.solvay.com


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_ embedded&v=LhAMCnEoGtI


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tarpharma Holdings Limited (ASX:SPL, OTCQX: SPHRY) announced the appointment of Mr.


Peter Turvey to the Board of Directors. Mr. Turvey recently retired from CSL (ASX:CSL) as Executive Vice President Licensing for the R&D Division and Company Secretary after nearly two decades.


http://www.starpharma.com


The STARCO Group is the global leader in the de- sign, manufacture and supply of special wheels, tyres and accessories to OEM and aftermarket customers. With engineering and manufacturing facilities and over 550 employees based in 29 countries, STARCO offers wheel and tyre design and manufacturing of the highest quality, backed-up by unparalleled logi- stics and after-sales support.


STARCO is currently celebrating the 50th anniversary of its establishment in Denmark in 1961.


http://www.starco.com


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