Light bonding betters super glue

Article Abstract:

A range of light activated toughened epoxy adhesive act like super glues but are stronger and can bond substances previously thought unbondable. They only require a fairly brief exposure to light and are derived from compounds used by dentists. The materials are more flexible than conventional epoxies and they are suitable for bonding dissimilar materials due to their rubbery nature.

Innovations, Adhesives

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Visualizing future business strategies

Article Abstract:

A new one million pounds sterling advanced IT facility has been opened in London, UK. The Reality Centre, which focuses on e-business technology, is a joint venture between the Department of Trade and Industry and some leading IT companies, including ICL and Silicon Graphics.

Management, London, England, Buildings and facilities, Business schools

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Alternate holes speed heat and mass transfer

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning design characteristics aimed at enhancing the efficiency of catalyst units and heat exchangers are discussed. Particular attention is given to ways of allowing increased coherence of fluid flows, including gas and laminar flows.

Research, Equipment and supplies, Fluid mechanics, Heat exchangers

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