Tag: carbon nanotubes
3D-printed materials gain damage-sensing capability through new research
Researchers from the University of Glasgow and the University of Sydney have developed an approach that enables 3D-printed materials to detect and map damage as it develops, potentially supporting future applications in structural health monitoring.
From recycling to upcycling: A smarter way of dealing with plastic
Researchers have developed a clean and cost-effective way to upcycle used plastic, transforming it into valuable nanomaterials and high-quality fuel.
Thales joins forces with Adelaide startup to deliver game-changing X-ray imaging technologies
Thales has teamed up with Australian startup Micro-X to deliver airport checkpoint and medical technologies with disruptive imaging performance.
The multi-faceted collaboration will see Thales and Micro-X...
Deakin researchers achieve world-first BNNT breakthrough
Researchers at the Institute for Frontier Materials have successfully 3D printed a Boron Nitride Nanotube/Titanium (BNNT)composite in a move that could have significant implications...
Recycled plastic bags have potential to deliver cancer treatments
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have come up with a way to recycle non-biodegradable plastic bags into a material that has very tiny...
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Modular switchgear built for faster, verified panel builds
As switchboard builders face tighter programmes and increasing scrutiny around compliance, the way enclosure, busbar and separation concepts work together has a direct impact on build time and verification effort.
