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• Superstructures provide clue to superconducting mystery

  The discovery of so-called "oxygen superstructures" in cuprate-type superconductors could help explain the origins of high-temperature...

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• Laser-hardening of thin glass

  A consortium of Japanese companies, says it has developed a novel means of strengthening glass using a laser. The New Glass Forum says its especially...

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• Electric-arc welding process for cheaper carbon nanotubes

  US Researchers have created a modified electric-arc welding process for manufacturing high-quality batches of carbon nanotubes at relatively low...

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• Absence of electrons could cause superconductivity

  Scientists at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA, claim to have uncovered further possible evidence as to the causes of high-temperature...

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• Sol-gel processing produces lead barium titanate thin films

  A research group at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA, has developed a sol-gel process for the crystallization of lead barium...

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• Monolithics drive growth in European refractories market

  Monolithic refractories will continue to grow in importance at the expense of bricks and shapes and, by 2008, will represent more than 50% of the...

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