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Scientists have developed a powered nano-coating that prevents ice build-up on in-flight aircraft and could be especially useful for drone applications.
Cracks in a coating system could be a good thing, with the potential to improve insulation properties and coating life when carefully manipulated, researchers in Sweden have found.
New 3D modeling technology could help engineers identify which parts of a bridge most urgently need repair, helping to alleviate a backlog of structurally deficient bridges, its developers s...
LAS VEGAS—SSPC has found its Fountain of Youth in a crop of fresh faces who are advancing research and brainstorming ways to make a difference in the coatings industry.
A South Dakota researcher will receive $500,000 to develop graphene-based corrosion-resistant coatings for infrastructure.
Training, and treating, paving crews as professionals could be the startlingly simple answer to dramatically stronger roads, according to new research being put to the test throughout the Ne...
A new laser etching technique could eliminate the need for temporary coatings that make metals water-repellant, scientists at the University of Rochester say.
Researchers behind a new composite say the spray-applied metal coating can ward off corrosion in an environmentally friendly way, even under extreme conditions.
Fine-tuning chemicals at a nanoscale level in concrete and other "structurally complex" materials could be key to improving crack resistance, researchers from Rice University say.
The images of sound-absorbing rubber tiles peeling off a fairly new $2 billion U.S. nuclear sub made the technology's shortcomings painfully apparent.
Coating thickness has typically been measured in mils or, at its thinnest, microns. Now, a team of Harvard researchers is measuring it in nanometers—one 24,500th of a mil.
For 2,000 years, builders have sought the secret to the structural strength of The Colosseum, The Pantheon and other ancient treasures.
Someday, Illan Kramer hopes, men sporting Ghostbusters backpacks will come to your facility and spray solar cells directly onto your roof.
Leaky pipes cost Europe about one-third of its drinking water—a massive drain that a skinny little robot just might be able to plug, researchers say.
A multinational effort is well underway to develop an unconventional coating that would combine a thermal barrier, oxidation and corrosion protection, lotus effect, and fire protection in on...
Teflon? That's so 20th century. A new surface texture being developed by UCLA engineers reportedly "can repel all liquids, no matter what material the surface is made of."
It sounds like a comic book for coating junkies, in which Our Hero zaps accumulated building heat into space without warming the atmosphere, then casts a shiny shield to protect the building...
A new nano-engineered coating for power plants has the potential to save millions of dollars in fuel costs and avert thousands of tons of carbon dioxide emissions, its developers at MIT say.
Self-healing coatings have long held promise—as long as the sun was out. Now, researchers have discovered a sweet secret that can bypass the need for UV power.
Huge concerns over the tiny world of bacteria, germs and parasites will ignite and sustain strong growth in the paint and coatings market in the coming years, a new report forecasts.
Robots coated in carbon-sucking paint could collect pollution and turn it back into fuel, a group of researchers says.
Mercedes-Benz is turning to paint to power its newly unveiled concept car, which debuted with the company's new Product Engineering Center in Beijing.
Four years in the making, a colossal concrete floor capable of supporting 400,000 tons is now ready to support the world's largest nuclear fusion machine.
Developers of a new nanomaterial for harnessing solar power are promising a trifecta of benefits: the ability to use over 90 percent of captured sunlight, withstand temperatures greater than...
After spending six years testing more than 100 coatings, federal researchers have learned a lot about what works, and what doesn't, in fighting invasive marine species.
Today's tons of silicone rubbish may be the secret ingredient in tomorrow's superhydrophobic, corrosion-resistant coatings.
Tomorrow's baking soda may be coming in part from the emissions of an industrial plant near you.
"Does this stink or doesn't it?" That is just one of the questions—and an important one it is—that Michigan researchers will be asking as they begin putting crumb rubber to the test on the s...
The quest for a cloak of invisibility may be one step closer to reality, with a new "illusion" coating taking shape at Pennsylvania State University.
Like it or not—and some workers do not—a workplace with gender equality will benefit the organization most in the long run, a new MIT study concludes.
A new gel coating used during manufacturing finishing could virtually eliminate the health and environmental risks of the organic compound styrene, researchers say.
Two federal grants aim to use one technology to develop advanced ways for joining dissimilar metals and antimicrobial coatings for contact surfaces.
A leading technical society is calling on oil and gas industry experts to collaborate on a global project to fight external corrosion of onshore pipelines.
A small, submersible robot under development could provide a new line of defense against smugglers trying to sneak contraband in ship hulls.
Tweaking just one of the materials in cement could go a long way toward reducing the environmental wallop packed by concrete, scientists at MIT have discovered.
Coatings, surface preparation and corrosion control projects will share in more than $2.5 million in funding newly awarded by the National Shipbuilding Research Program.
With most of its resources close to the coast, Australia faces havoc with its infrastructure and, possibly, its economy in the decades to come, scientists warn.
While no one is declaring victory in the war on corrosion, new coatings formulated with graphene could help stave off rust and resist chemicals on everything from metal structures to food pa...
Industrial coating techniques could hold the key to saving Earth from killer asteroids, a group of researchers contends.
While the U.S. awaits a federal decision on the safety of coal ash, Mexican researchers have found a new use for the industrial waste: high-temperature coatings.
Blighted by early cracking, the beauty of a colored concrete craze in Minnesota is fading fast, and officials are determined to figure out why.
Hard-to-reach spots during bridge inspections are getting a little help from a wall- and ceiling-climbing robot.
Coatings biomimicry has a new poster child: a Southeast Asian beetle that is leading researchers to the development of a whiter white, with less expense and fewer materials than the current ...
A gigantic bridge model has survived a tremendous amount of seismic shaking—the equivalent of a magnitude 6.9 earthquake—without collapsing.
A surprising connection between water treatment and wastewater management could be causing the sewers in Australia to quickly corrode.
Smart surfaces that can instantaneously change properties in response to their environment could be the wave of the future, with a new coating developed by a multinational team of researcher...
Extremely black nano-based coatings will be hitching a ride on the International Space Station, launching six years of research into orbit for the first time.
A new bio-based coating by AkzoNobel has allowed the development of what the company calls the world's first compostable paper cup for cold drinks.
Even when the ocean looks clean, the top layer is chock full of paint dust and particles, researchers have found.
Smoking may be a dirty and deadly habit, but the butts it leaves may hold the surprising key to a coating that can store large amounts of electrical energy.
Unlikely as it seems, delicate bamboo has taught mighty steel a thing or two about strength and flexibility, researchers report.
A new $148 million federally funded lightweight-materials manufacturing and research "ecosystem" is headed for the Motor City.
New color-changing coating technology can warn when material or equipment is too hot to handle, signaling the possibility of malfunctions, explosions or burns, researchers say.
Researchers say they have a new design for a bridge framework that will improve earthquake resistance and reduce damage.
A global engineering firm has unveiled 3D-printed structural-steel building components, touting "a whole new direction for the use of additive manufacturing in the field of construction and ...
A new "sensing skin" made from electrically conductive paint could warn of concrete damage on a multitude of structures, allowing time for authorities to respond to potential danger, researc...
A new self-propelled robotic device could detect exponentially smaller pipeline leaks of gas, water and oil than traditional systems can, its developers say.
Silver may not always be so protective in protective coatings for some steels, researchers in Iran are reporting.
U.S. engineers are toasting an innovative robotic bridge inspection tool for its impact on the future of assessing structural health.
New nondestructive technology using radiation can measure paint layer thickness and the size of embedded particles almost to the nanometer, researchers say.
Smokeless tobacco use remains a rampant and growing problem in the construction industry, even as cigarette smoking declines, new research shows.
A nearly $600,000 investment in corrosion research will benefit the oil, gas, marine and other industries subjected to Canada's harsh Arctic environment.
Could a blue bridge bring more cash to a city's coffers than a brown bridge? New global research funded by AkzoNobel will put that notion to the test.
Fostering research to develop sustainable antifoulants, the UK has awarded £500,000 ($837,400 USD) to a consortium of businesses and universities.
Chinese material scientists have reportedly developed a new coating so resistant to wear that it keeps knives sharp 100 times longer than current models.
An Idaho couple wants to replace pretty much every paved surface in the U.S. with smart, tough solar panels—and they'd like you to open your wallet to the idea.
A new antifouling paint could repel organisms from ship hulls without killing them, researchers say.
Turkey is making a novel, if nutty, run at a new energy source that officials say could power an entire city.
A new coating that instantly separates oil from water offers significant promise in cleaning up major oil spills and reducing the massive water demands of fracking, researchers say.
New research has produced a coated material that can reveal pressure points by changing color.
The U.S. Department of Energy is developing a radiation-shielding thin-film polymer that would help contain radioactive waste during a multiyear nuclear-plant decontamination project.
A new bead not only senses corrosion but also starts to heal the microscopic cracks it causes, according to Battelle Memorial Institute.
Construction workers in Peru are getting some extra respiratory protection from an unlikely source—a billboard that reportedly sucks pollution from the air.
An Australian university is tackling the country's aging pipeline needs with a new industry-backed research center and a novel coatings sensor.
Coatings research has once again shown the hydrophobic lotus some love, with a new metal coating technology that mimics the plant's water-repellent features.
The federal government has put nearly $10 million into examining the environmental impact of science's fastest-growing field: nanomaterials.
Offshore nuclear plants, anchored in deep water, could be the answer to preventing catastrophic tsunami and earthquake damage like that inflicted on the Japan's Fukushima Daiichi complex in ...
What are you doing in April 2134? If Scott Muzenski has his way, his great-great-great grandchildren will be doing the very first repairs on the driveway he just patched.
Scientists in Sweden are working on a new sprayable coating that can protect an aircraft's engine far longer than current methods.
Long banned in the U.S. and Europe, architectural paint with lead—a lot of lead—is still widely available in Asia, the world's largest coatings market, a new study concludes.
A group of German researchers say they made "two enormous strides" towards developing nanocapsules with self-healing anti-corrosive capabilities.
A new powder added to off-the-shelf commercial primers is helping scratched military vehicles heal themselves before corrosion starts, U.S. Navy developers say.
When pores on a bird's feathers flock together, they give Ivy League researchers an idea for paint that never fades.
Need a crew that will work independently, intuitively, quickly and steadily—even when the foreman's not watching?
An X-ray machine used to detect fractured bones is being souped up to give the same treatment to fractured pipelines in the crushing depths of the ocean.
Materials-science research at the University of Minnesota has taken a million-dollar step forward with help from The Valspar Corp.
An international team of engineers will spend the next three years collaborating on a real-time monitoring system to sense potentially catastrophic structural weaknesses before they fail.
A new coating for aluminum alloys eliminates toxic hexavalent chromium while retaining its anti-corrosion properties, developers say.
A graphene-based spray coating that would help multiple industries "easily and inexpensively" fight corrosion is the focus of a new program at the University of Central Florida's NanoScience...
Some cracks in concrete have been known to heal themselves, but they couldn't report back on when they did or how the whole operation went. Now, ultrasound technology may change that.
Self-healing material technology is not new, but scientists at the University of Illinois have moved the field a significant step forward.
ORLANDO—It will take more than protective coatings to make a dent in the U.S. military's $23 billion-a-year campaign against corrosion.
Eco-friendly marine coatings that leave slime behind are the focus of a new multimillion-dollar European Commission initiative spearheaded by AkzoNobel and the Dutch Polymer Institute.
Maybe Rome wasn't built in a day, but tomorrow's far-flung Navy bases just might be.
Government scientists have developed a nanocoating that dramatically cuts the flammability, melting and pooling of polyurethane foam—the source of hundreds of deaths and thousands of house f...
Female snails burdened with penises on their heads are finally seeing some relief to their decades-long struggle with unwanted (and unusable) sex changes, thanks to—of all things—a coatings ...
Researchers have made a shocking discovery about bridge corrosion: Electricity may be able to detect rusting reinforcing steel.
Something is really bugging scientists at NASA, driving them to develop coatings to solve their pesty problem.
A new coating that helps submarines avoid detection has earned an Australian scientist a prestigious government defense award.
NACE International has launched a two-year global study to determine the financial and societal toll of corrosion on infrastructure, utilities, transportation, the military and other sectors...
Money laundering, bid rigging, bribery and other types of fraud are now bleeding the global construction industry of about $860 billion a year—a tab that could nearly double by 2025, a new r...
A new coating that can hide its internal temperature from thermal sensors holds hot potential for a new class of military applications, say developers at Harvard University.
Several projects aimed at improving shipyard coatings and inspection processes will get a $430,000 boost in funding from the National Shipbuilding Research Program.
German researchers are reporting the development of a coating with the potency to kill and deflect fungal and bacterial growth for years.
A new corrosion-sensing coating that incorporates nanocapsules would flag underlying corrosion by changing colors, researchers say.
The researchers were so surprised that they "had to go back and check" the result: Exerting force on the cracked piece of metal was causing the crack to mend—not pull apart.
A stronger, more durable new cement from Denmark holds a sweet secret.
Taking a cue from early '90s movie magic, scientists in Spain have reported the first self-healing polymer that "spontaneously and independently repairs itself without any intervention."
The latest coatings research has taken a tasty turn toward ingredients that non-chemists can not only pronounce, but actually consume: Wine. Tea. Chocolate.
Do you shrug off hot tempers and crew dust-ups as a normal part of daily life on a job site? If so, stop shrugging and start soothing, because those beefs are costing you a lot more money th...
For those who find blasting and coating too much work to fight corrosion, Australian materials engineers are reporting a new option: arsenic.
Engineers are giving wind power a boost—literally—by testing ways to increase energy production by making the towers 20 percent taller.
The old DuPont Performance Coatings business is making a new push into scaling up its coatings research and development, with a fresh $5 million infusion into its Coatings Technology Center ...
New coatings and surface prep technologies and other solutions for decreasing ship ownership costs, improving standards and reducing environmental impacts are some of the goals for a new rou...
Fear of firing, reluctance to undermine safety incentives, and assumptions that getting hurt is "part of the job" are fueling widespread under-reporting of work-related injuries in construct...
Europe's largest generator of renewable energy is undertaking a major research effort to see if strategic painting of wind turbines can help reduce one of the industry's toughest problems: p...
An award-winning, multitasking robot named ERO may be the next hero of the building demolition and materials recycling industries.
We've all heard that you can't get blood from a stone. But water from a desert billboard? Engineers in Lima, Peru, have worked with an ad agency to pull it off.
A United States military research and development agency awarded $1.5 million in a three-year project to develop new ways to apply thin-film coatings to military equipment without using exce...
The structure of ancient Rome's concrete marvels is revealing clues to make its modern successors more durable and sustainable, researchers have found.
The U.S. Air Force Academy is making $7 million in grant money available for research and development of protective coatings, test methods and materials to fight corrosion.
Forget pesky electrical upgrades. Who has time, when you can just paint them on? Thanks to an electrically conductive paint, almost any surface can be turned into a functioning light, and th...
Intense light can cancel out rust-forming properties on copper, yielding an environmentally friendly way to create propylene oxide, the basis for many coatings, engineers from the University...
Robotic inspectors could soon be sweeping across the nation's bridges, collecting data and sending important structural information to their human counterparts.
"Pay now or pay later" is the mantra of those who support rigorous maintenance of bridges, highways and other infrastructure.
Nanotechnology holds great promise for paints and coatings, but those microscopic carbon nanotubes and fibers may also carry large risks for workers exposed to them, federal health officials...
Here's food for thought: Those good-for-you grains that now stoke your morning cereal may soon also fortify your local dam, highway and bridge.
A team of university students has developed an additive that converts paint to a conductive coating for transportation—an invention that has netted them a $10,000 grand prize.
If opposites really do attract, a novel hybrid nanocoating with a love-hate relationship toward water could be just the thing to fight frost and fog on windshields, windows, optical equipmen...
The inventor of a magnesium-rich primer that delivers the same sacrificial protection as zinc-rich primers on ferrous substrates will receive the American Chemical Society's prestigious Roy ...
An organ-playing chemist has found a way to combine her passion for music and science by studying corrosion in centuries-old organ pipes.
Researchers in Spain have developed a coating that reportedly offers enhanced corrosion protection to steel and other metals while eliminating the need for pretreatment.
DNA extracted from—believe it or not—the sperm of herring may unlock a new bio-future for flame-retardant coatings, according to novel research being conducted by Italian researchers.
A flash of inspiration has led researchers to a remarkable new lightning-laced advance in recycling concrete.
New pipeline coatings for integrity and corrosion prevention are a key part of the industry's $10.3 million research focus for 2013.
The world's first self-healing protective coating for cracks in concrete is the promise of new research and development by a team of Korean scientists.
Robots guided by visual systems could be the future of transportation maintenance, particularly for the endless repainting of pavement markings on the nation's roadways, a new project sugges...
New spray coating technology could hold the key to creating inexpensive, mass-produced solar cells on everything from car roofs to building facades, UK researchers say.
The possibility of using 3D printing for construction has researchers over the moon—or literally on it, if all goes according to plan.
Today's professionals and tomorrow's recruits in the war on corrosion, especially in the oil and gas sector, will have the help of a new national corrosion center focusing on the field's sci...
Graffiti often pops up at unexpected heights and locations, but spray painting may also hold the key to deflecting asteroids from Earth, an aerospace researcher contends.
It won't threaten Fruit Ninja or Pandora, but a new reference-packed corrosion app for engineers is finding its own success.
A novel coating will allow a ship to shed unwanted bacteria and marine scum with the flick of a switch, according to a group of engineers at Duke University.
A futuristic highway that uses glow-in-the-dark, solar-powered paint to light up the road at night and warn drivers of treacherous conditions could change the future of travel for Dutch driv...
The Force was strong, but Obi-Wan Kenobi may still be the only hope for over 34,000 people who signed a petition asking the U.S. government to build a Death Star.
Researchers are using explosives and extreme fire to test a new style of bridge column that could possibly withstand events like earthquakes or a major blast.
Listen up: Tuning into how a highway bridge sings in the rain can tell engineers a lot about the span's structural integrity, engineers at Brigham Young University have determined.
The U.S. Department of Defense has chosen a new environmentally benign, corrosion-resistant coating for military aircraft and other weapons systems as a top project of 2012.
Nanotechnology in paints and coatings is spreading like wildfire, but how safe are the popular micro-materials for humans and the environment in the long run? That is one question that U.S. ...
Seek and destroy. That's how nanoparticles in a new coating could potentially rid soil of dangerous toxins, a Canadian researcher has found.
With the end of the world allegedly just two weeks away, it would seem much too late to begin hatching a new intergalactic weapon system. But if Dec. 21 passes non-apocalyptically, thousands...
Love it or hate it, that "new car smell" is not healthy—or, it turns out, good for sensitive satellite instruments—driving NASA to find a way to spray it away.
Concrete infused with live bacteria that can knit their own repairs into the material is advancing in development under scientists in the Netherlands.
If a giant asteroid is hurtling toward Earth, who ya gonna call? Paintballers!
A cosmic coating that stood up to four years of exposure on the International Space Station is now being used on the Mars Curiosity Rover to protect the craft's power unit as it collects dat...
Valspar's past will house its future, as the company's vintage former headquarters building is transformed into the new global hub of its R&D network.
A new coating filled with tiny lubricant capsules could be the next advancement in self-healing coatings for metal surfaces that fall victim to friction.
Pine tree-shaped air fresheners may become a thing of the past as researchers work on an interior car coating designed to fend off the stinky build-up of microorganisms.
Graphene, a microscopically thin layer of carbon atoms invisible to the human eye, has been wowing researchers for the last few years.
Here's juicy news for the protective coatings industry: The newest potential secret weapon in the war on corrosion comes from the date palm, cultivated for its edible sweetfruit.
Less grinding, new coating protocols, and something called "paperless paint" top the crop of research projects that will share $1.8 million in new funding from the National Shipbuilding Rese...
A new corrosion-resistant steel coating made with fullerene carbon nanotubes (CNTs) has drawn its third honor in less than a year—and, this time, a major grant to further development.
Exova, the world's largest dedicated testing group, will establish a multimillion-dollar global network of laboratories, led by a new corrosion center, to research and develop solutions to t...
A new superhydrophobic coating may help suppress explosive boiling reactions like those that can occur in nuclear reactors and other equipment exposed to water at high heat.
You won't see it, but South Dakota researchers have created an invisible Quick Response (QR) code that could help reduce counterfeiting and increase security on printed documents.
Silicone coatings are proving an effective new weapon in the Pacific Northwest's war on invasive mussels.
Silicone foul-release coatings that have long protected ship hulls are now showing major promise against invasive mussels that plague much of the nation's water and hydropower infrastructure...
Want a personal introduction to 24 of the best and brightest in the protective and marine coatings industry? JPCL's Top Thinkers: The Clive Hare Honors, a new special issue by JPCL: Journal ...
A new camouflage paint has proved effective at concealing soldiers from the enemy and protecting their faces and hands from the searing heat of bomb blasts, researchers say.
ShipTech, a major Navy shipbuilding research conference held annually since 1998, has been mothballed for 2013.
Biofilms—the slimy scourge of steel ship hulls and copper pipes—may permanently lose their footing on such structures with the aid of a new coating developed by Harvard scientists.
Why undertake the gargantuan task of removing a battleship's entire underwater hull coating system when only a fraction of the coating is loose?
Developers of a remarkable paint are amassing significant evidence that the coating can wipe out infestations of insects that carry deadly diseases in Latin America and Africa.
Mother Nature, the fairy godmother of many new coatings technologies, has yet another protective trick up her sleeve.
Under growing pressure by regulators and the public to step up safety, the pipeline industry has put in-line inspection technology (ILI) on the front burner.
Less repainting of aircraft, algae-resistant ship surfaces, self-cleaning cars and unsmudgeable cell phones are among the wonders promised from a self-repairing coating being developed by Du...
Inspired by one of nature's own defense mechanisms, scientists at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) in Germany have discovered that tiny vanadium pentoxide nanoparticles can inhibit ...
Researchers at Rice University are lighting up the coatings world with news of a lithium-ion battery that can be spray-painted on virtually any surface.
Imagine a bridge or pipeline where every drop of water simply fell off—never puddling, even in the smallest nooks and crannies.
Invisible stresses that threaten the integrity of bridges, aircraft and other structures could be unmasked by a new coating developed at Rice University.
Harvard University researchers say they have invented a treatment that keeps any metal surface free of ice and frost by effortlessly shedding any condensation through gravity.
The Defense Department's environmental research arm has tapped Sherwin-Williams to lead the development of a novel Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC) powder topcoat for military vehicle...
Footing aboard those slick Navy decks and walkways is poised to improve with the introduction of a new non-skid shipboard coating developed by the Naval Research Laboratory.
Sputtering and choking for five long years, the U.S. automotive coating industry is set to restart its engines and regain some ground in the next five, according to a new market report.
New coating-based cloaking technology could make U.S. Navy subs and unmanned undersea vehicles even stealthier, developers say.
Just in time for summer, protective-coating researchers at MIT have defeated a true global scourge: the sticky ketchup bottle.
Three University of Akron programs in corrosion and engineering will benefit this year from $25,000 in new grants from the PPG Industries Foundation.
Scientists have a new secret weapon in their quest for a steel coating that effectively fights corrosion without using toxic compounds.
If reducing carbon emissions can't stop global warming—and so far, it isn't—why not throw paint at the problem?
Reports of the death of paper may be premature, as Italian researchers have developed a coating solution that can render cellulose fibers waterproof, antibacterial and even magnetic.
Materials scientists at Texas A&M University have unveiled an eco-friendly polymer coating that could keep everything from airplane seats to military tents from going up in flames.
The worldwide quest for nontoxic, low-drag, underwater marine coatings has two formidable new entrants.
Tiny, specially coated machines may become the environmental tool of the future in cleaning up oil spills, University of California – San Diego researchers report.
Purdue University researchers are developing a nanotech coating and process that harvest energy from hot pipes or engine components, potentially enabling the recapture of energy now wasted i...
An Eastern Michigan University coatings researcher has partnered with a Michigan-based company to commercialize a chromate-free protective coating developed by his team.
Hoping to clothe its troops against greater chemical, bacterial and viral threats, the Army is in the market for a new protective coating that can repel just about anything.
Without warning or explanation, the federal government has pulled the plug on a $20 million program to develop replacements for hazardous chemical substances and materials.
Boeing has teamed up with Australia's national science agency to produce an aircraft paint and application process that has not only saved millions of dollars, but also reduced painter injur...
Unseen cracks and other hidden damage to composite materials used in aircraft—a safety concern recently noted at the federal level—may get a boost from new coatings being developed to reveal...
Engineers at Columbia University are developing "smart sensor" technology that could provide the world's suspension bridges with the first real-time internal monitoring of a "silent killer":...
GE Global Research has developed new nanocoatings that not only shed ice but actually delay ice formation, even under extreme atmospheric conditions, the company says.
DuPont Chemical Co. has dropped a civil lawsuit against one former employee accused of sharing trade secrets, while another ex-employee has pleaded guilty in a similar criminal case.
The dangers of lead pipes in drinking-water systems are well established, but could the cure be even worse? Quite possibly, say researchers at Washington University in St. Louis.
The nanotech revolution that is sweeping the coatings industry may live up to its sizzling promise after all, with apparently few risks and huge potential for functional coatings of every ki...
A leading global provider of protective and marine coatings is looking for a "forward-thinking R&D Technical Manager" at its Chicago location.
Graphene, the wonder child of materials science, has yet another claim to fame: New research anoints it as the thinnest coating ever developed for protecting metals from corrosion.
AkzoNobel has forged a five-year partnership with a leading UK corrosion research center to advance the study of corrosion prevention methods and technologies, including new coatings.
Corrosion technology, materials science, engineering and chemistry will be among the focuses of a new "market-driven" industrial research center being founded at North Dakota State Universit...
Recent coatings research has produced more "invisibility cloaks" than Harry Potter ever dreamed of. Now, University of Texas researchers have developed another one, using the so-called mirag...
BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. will donate $1 million to the University of Alaska Anchorage to establish the BP Asset Integrity and Corrosion Lab, scheduled to open in fall 2012.
A University of Texas researcher in membrane materials science and technology will receive the American Chemical Society's prestigious Roy W. Tess Award in Coatings for 2012.
The desert scorpion, champion survivor of a brutal corrosive environment, has a thing or two to teach scientists about protecting material surfaces.
Scottish scientists are developing a low-cost "smart" paint that can detect microscopic faults in wind turbines, mines and bridges before structural damage occurs.
UK researchers have announced the development of sensors that purportedly spot early signs of rebar corrosion in concrete, while standing up to long-term marine exposures.
Graphene, already a wonder material for its strength and thinness, now may hold the key to a new generation of non-invasive coatings, researchers say.
New award-winning technology for electroplating of metal parts can—for the first time—eliminate the century-old, hazardous, tedious, error-prone step of hand masking, researchers say.
Tomorrow's winners in the protective coatings field will be companies that can juggle "extreme cost sensitivities and increasing environmental and regulatory considerations," according to ne...
International Paint LLC, an AkzoNobel company, has named Neil Plowman as the company's new Marine & Protective Coatings General Manager, Americas.
Spot repair or total recoat? The old debate may be reshaped by a new nanocoating that can effectively nip surface damage in the bud, heading off larger problems and the need for a full-scale...
Some people watch paint dry. Materials scientist Mark Iadicola watches it move—speck by speck. Iadicola's work—capturing and analyzing 3D images of infinitely subtle paint movement—is part ...
Flying high over its fuel savings, British Airways will expand its year-long trial of an anti-drag nanocoating to a second larger aircraft.
Imagine generating electricity from light with a single coat of paint. That's the gist of a new, inexpensive "solar paint" being developed at the University of Notre Dame.
Navy researchers have developed a novel ship coating inspection process that is designed to be far safer, faster, cheaper and more accurate than current methods.
Valspar Corp. has bolstered its rapidly growing presence in China with a new research and development center there.
A researcher with the University of Akron's pioneering corrosion engineering program has been awarded more than $1 million to help study and assess Mexico's pipeline corrosion issues.
A unique structural wrapping technique, developed over the last 20 years, is providing a new affordable option to replacement of West Virginia's many structurally deficient bridges.
Pipeline corrosion and anti-corrosion coatings will top the pipeline industry's $9 million research agenda in 2012.
Polymer floor and wall systems supplier Dur-A-Flex has named David Hughes vice president of marketing, research & development.
UK researchers have developed a new process to make custom coatings that could reduce the drag resistance and fuel consumption of ships and planes.
Physicists and engineers at the University of California-Berkeley have developed a new system to monitor and prevent pipeline ruptures using MRI medical technology.
Stealth aircraft and other top-secret military vehicles of the future may benefit from a new carbon nanotube coating that can render a 3D object flat.
Epoxy flooring provider Florock has introduced a new concrete floor sealer/topcoat for industrial, commercial and light institutional applications.
An invasive weed that clogs the world's waterways has provided surprising inspiration for a promising new waterproof coating for boats and submarines.
Think of it as the Darth Vader of coatings—absorbing all, reflecting nothing, and blacker than a Dark Side soul.
Although tighter ozone regulations have been back-burnered for now, coatings makers aren't taking any chances, continuing to muster data to build their case against tougher VOC limits.
Eco-friendly binders and additives for paints and coatings are a key focus of new research facilities being built by specialty chemical maker Evonik Industries.
Axion International Holdings Inc. has announced its third patent this year for a new fire-retardant coating technology.
Led by powder coating and emerging technologies, the global paint and coatings market should grow at a modest clip over the next several years, totaling $116.4 billion by the end of 2015, a ...
The Pipeline Research Council International, a global R&D organization for the energy pipeline industry, has announced the election of Eric J. Amundsen, of Panhandle Energy, as chairman thro...
Research scientists at Battelle are developing a new anti-icing coating technology that deploys carbon nanotubes, offering lighter-weight aircraft protection that draws less power than tradi...
Caveman coatings formulators? A newly unveiled cave in South Africa contains the rudiments of a lab for making protective or decorative paint, pushing back the invention of ancient formulat...
Harnessing nanotechnology and polymer science, the Navy has helped develop a spray-on protective coating that, depending on application thickness, makes surfaces blast-, ballistic- and fire-...
Pulses, rather than paint, may prove to be the next big thing in protecting structural steel from corrosion.
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AkzoNobel has opened a $10.2 million fire protection coatings research facility at its Felling site in the UK—part of a $14.6 million research, development and innovation initiative.
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MALE (Reuters) - Maldives police on Monday said a court warrant had been issued to arrest former President Mohamed Nasheed, who remained in the Indian High Commission after taking refuge there six days ago.
Nasheed, the Maldives' first democratically elected leader, left office last year in contested circumstances. He entered the Indian High Commission, or embassy, in the capital on Wednesday as police tried to arrest him in connection with a court case.
Nasheed has called for the formation of a caretaker government to ensure free and fair presidential polls in the Indian Ocean archipelago, scheduled for September.
"We have received the court order to arrest Nasheed," Police spokesman Hassan Haneef told Reuters. "We will follow international protocols and not go inside the high commission."
The new warrant calls for police to arrest Nasheed and produce him in court at 4 p.m. (1100 GMT) on Wednesday.
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The Maldives held its first free elections in 2008. Nasheed defeated Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, who had ruled for 30 years and was accused by opponents and international human rights groups of running the country as a dictator. (Reporting by J.J. Robinson in MALE; Additional reporting and writing by Shihar Aneez in COLOMBO; Editing by Tony Munroe and Ron Popeski)
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POSTED: Thursday, February 10, 2011 - 10:22pm
UPDATED: Sunday, February 13, 2011 - 5:46pm
TYLER - During a Smith County public meeting Thursday, the discussion of a may ballot proposal for the expansion of Smith County Jail was on the table.
Smith County Commissioner Jeff Warr says the new expansion would include an in-house infirmary. It's expected to save more than $600,000 to $800,000 in medical expenses each year.
He also says the jail expansion would lower operating costs and help jail over crowding.


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ASTORIA — The NYPD was looking for the public's help in finding two women wanted in connection to three thefts, police said.
According to the NYPD, two women entered stores and took unattended wallets from other female shoppers. Afterward, the female suspects removed credit cards and used them at area clothing stores, police said.
The first incident took place Jan. 20 around 2:45 p.m. inside Shine Beauty Salon, at 30-61 Steinway St., police said. The victim's credit card was then used to make purchases at Victoria's Secret, Party City and Michaels, the NYPD said.
Police said the second incident took place Feb. 26 around 6:45 p.m. when a woman's wallet was stolen from her handbag at Marshalls, at 48-18 Northern Blvd. The card was later used at a Victoria's Secret and Sports Lane, the NYPD said.
The third incident, according to police, was on Feb. 28 when a woman's wallet was swiped from the same Marshalls and used at a nearby McDonald's and CEX Electronics store.
Anyone with information was asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477). The public could also submit their tips by logging on to the Crime Stoppers website at nypdcrimestoppers.com or by sending tips via text message to 274637 (CRIMES) and entering TIP577.
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Paul Ryan On Israel: Is Paul Ryan Good For The Jews?
So, naturally there's a lot of discussion and debate about: Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican who is GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's choice for Vice President.: : Is Paul Ryan good for the Jews ? Ryan visited Israel in 2005, where he visited the Lebanon border, and met politicians including then Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.: : He has co-sponsored pro-Israel legislation, and has been very outspoken against Hamas.
From his website: "I believe at least one thing is clear: we cannot advocate for a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that jeopardizes Israel's safety or legitimizes terrorism. Hamas, which is one of the two major Palestinian political factions, is an Islamist terrorist group whose charter calls for Israel's destruction, refuses to recognize Israel's existence, and calls Osama Bin Laden a "martyr."
America should not pressure Israel to agree to a peace deal that is unlikely to result in peace and security. Real peace will require Palestinians to recognize that Israel has a right to exist, even as it will require two states for the two peoples. Introduced by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor on May 13, 2011, H. Res. 268 reaffirms the United States' commitment to a negotiated settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through direct negotiations. I co-sponsored this legislation, and it passed the House on July 7, 2011 by a vote of 407-13. I was also a cosponsor of H.R. 4133, the United States-Israel Enhanced Security Cooperation Act, also introduced by Majority Leader Eric Cantor, which passed the House on May 9, 2012 by a vote of 411-2. H.R. 4133 states that it is United States policy to reaffirm the commitment to Israel's security as a state, provide Israel with the military capabilities to defend itself, expand military and civilian cooperation, assist in a negotiated settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and encourage Israel's neighbors to recognize its right to exist."
The biggest response from the crowd today during his speech came when he said:"Our rights come from nature and God, not from government."
Owning a: PR firm, I know that only now does the spin begin, but clearly Paul Ryan is good for the Jews.: Whoever wins, the Jewish people will continue — as: Ze'ev Jabotinsky: said in 1937, "Jewish religious tradition is not an archaic object of our history, but an active pulsating power which exists today and will continue for all eternity."
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