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2021
13 Dec 2021
Advanced Li-ion and Beyond Lithium Batteries 2022-2032: Technologies, Players, Trends, Markets
IDTechEx Report: Dr Alex Holland and Dr Xiaoxi He
2020
28 Sep 2020
The CNT Success Story Begins
False-start - stagnation - market explosion: The CNT success story begins, as IDTechEx forecasts significant growth2019
14 Feb 2019
Transparent Conductive Films and Materials 2019-2029: Forecasts, Technologies, Players
IDTechEx Report: Raghu Das
2018
2 Oct 2018
Stretchable and Conformal Electronics 2019-2029
IDTechEx Report: Dr Xiaoxi He
2016
30 Mar 2016
CNano Technology
CNano is currently the largest carbon nanotube manufacturer in the world. The main application for the MWCNTs are batteries, where charging times are improved. CNano claim to be the biggest supplier for MWCNTs in this application.
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2015
23 Oct 2015
Graphene's centre of gravity shifts to China?
Europeans won the Nobel Prize for their work on graphene but they are not necessarily winning on the commercial front. In fact, it is the Chinese who might overtake them.2014
4 Sep 2014
Timesnano
11 Aug 2014
OCSiAl
11 Aug 2014
Pyrograf Products
2013
15 May 2013
Bayer MaterialScience exits carbon nanotube business
Bayer MaterialScience intends to focus its development activities more intently on topics that are closely linked to its core business. For that reason the company will bring its work on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to a close.2 Apr 2013
Showa Denko K.K
2012
29 Nov 2012
SouthWest NanoTechnologies (now Chasm)
29 Nov 2012
Thomas Swan
29 Nov 2012
Nanocyl
Nanocyl integrates its CNTs into thermoplastic and thermoset masterbatches, water-based systems, raw powder and carbon fiber prepreg.
Nanocyl optimizes the dispersion process for its customers by allowing let-down of the masterbatches only after they take care of the first step of dispersing the arranged nanotubes in the matrix.
28 Nov 2012
Arkema
2010
16 Mar 2010
CNT plant with capacity of 500 tons per year
The traditional electronics manufacturing process is poised for a paradigm shift away from expensive photolithography toward inkjet technology. Carbon nanotubes are enabling this paradigm shift due to their high conductivity and nanoscale size. This combination enables the production of new inks that create the needed conductive paths at much smaller feature sizes than is currently possible.