Materials stories that may also be of interest | Ceramic Tech Today

Materials stories that may also be of interest

Edited By Peter Wray • August 5, 2011

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Low-cost system spots failing bridges; new sensor technology helps make bridges safer

Rice University researchers ‘armchair’ nanotubes could improve power grid’s efficiency

Russia offers Germany help on rare earths supply

Centre for Sustainable Energy Technologies invents heat-regulating building material

GE Lighting acquires Lightech, a technology leader in LED drivers and $10 million and GE collaboration light way for growth of Nuventix, maker of LED cooling technology

The too-smart-for-its-own-good grid: New technologies intended to boost reliance on renewable energy could destabilize the power grid if they’re not matched with careful pricing policies

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Categories: Construction, Electronics, Energy & environment, International, Materials & Innovations, Nanomaterials
Tags: bridge sensors, carbon nanotubes, GE, LEDs, rare earth element shortage, Rice University, smart building material, smart grid, smart materials

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