Researchers at Rice University announced last week that they have achieved new record properties in wet-spun carbon nanotube (CNT) fibers, with a higher tensile strength […]
FROM RICE UNIVERSITY: “NO LIMIT YET FOR CARBON NANOTUBE FIBERS” Read more
Carbon Nanotube Fiber vs. Aramids vs. UHMWPE Designing a bullet-proof vest presents a core challenge: balancing robust protection and stopping power with the necessity of
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This article is the first of a two part series to help us better understand how carbon nanotubes can be used to filter and purify
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Names are important; anyone who has had to name a child knows this very well. This is also true when it comes to the names
ANNOUNCING GALVORN CNT FIBERS AND FILMS FROM DEXMAT Read more
The effects of electromagnetic interactions in aerospace electrical systems are of growing concern due to the increasing susceptibility of system components to electromagnetic interference (EMI),
LIGHTWEIGHT AEROSPACE CABLES Read more
Our recent posts here in The Lab have highlighted several applications in which carbon nanotube materials could be used in the near future. This week
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Biomedical engineering is one of the most exciting areas in which experimental work is being done with carbon nanotubes (CNTs). The unique combination of properties
Biomedical Applications of Carbon Nanotube Materials Read more
When we examine individual parts of a motor, we can identify areas areas for improvement. We can implement new materials or designs to enhance the
Advanced materials for electric motor and generator windings Read more
DexMat carbon nanotube yarn is conductive, durable, flexible, and lightweight – so naturally, we are excited about its potential to be used in the emerging
CARBON NANOTUBE YARN TOUCH SENSOR Read more
