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Bayer MaterialScience Opens World's Largest Carbon Nanotube Facility

February 1, 2010 | Rebecca Coons

The €22 million ($30 million) pilot unit has an annual capacity of 200 m.t., Bayer MaterialScience says....


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Unidym Forms Korean Joint Venture

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Cefic will spend €800,000 ($1.2 million) on a three-year research project to develop an appropriate testing strategy for assessing the reproductive toxicity of nanomaterials. Data from the project will be fed into European Commission’s guidance on...

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Ultra-Thin Catalysts Made to Order

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