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8 Nov 2017: The new textile electronic devices are based on low-cost, sustainable and scalable inkjet printing of inks based on graphene and other two-dimensional materials, and are produced by standard processing ... Thanks to nanotechnology, in the future our

3 Jun 2014: web-based resource (www.marchantia.org) for a growing international community to exchange ideas. ... losing their baby during their first pregnancy and how this can be reduced.

28 Dec 2012: His research has led him to believe that it may have been made as a prototype for a globe-toy that was never mass produced and whose maker has long since ... The globe’s maker may have imitated foreign models produced in Central Europe and then

5 Nov 2013: Using a graphene-based ink, researchers have demonstrated this by creating a transparent, flexible piano. ... The keys of the transparent piano are made from graphene-based inks, which have been printed on to a plastic film.

17 Jun 2016: Service (UBS). For the first time, UBS. became a single team responsible for. ... Initiative (CCI), a unique collaboration. between the University, Cambridge-. based conservation organisations and.

30 Jun 2016: Cities demand diversity. It makes them robust and flexible – places that can thrive and prosper. ... In fact, conflict is as part of the human condition as city building,” adds Pullan, who is working on a book on the nature of urban conflict based on

19 Oct 2015: based inks and printed using typical commercial equipment, the first time that graphene has been used for printing on a large-scale commercial printing press at high speed. ... Two years ago, Hasan and his colleagues produced a prototype of a transparent

21 Feb 2013: Dame Mavis McDonald’s and Dr Vanessa Lawrence’s first terms of office will expire on 31 December 2012. ... office, and playing field facilities should also be completed as part of the first phase.

22 May 2007: Professor Bill Adams in theDepartment of Geography has beenappointed as the first Moran Professor ofConservation and Development,generously endowed by James and JaneWilson. ... These tests, based on the use ofnuclear magnetic resonance, allowresearchers

18 Jan 2007: re-usable packaging, roll-up keyboardsand self-erecting, temporary habitats.Presently, they are focusing on displayscreens, following considerable interestfrom manufacturers of incredibly thin,flexible electronic displays. ... make majordiscoveries in