Tuesday 23 February 2016

Imaging technique may help discover Earth-like planets

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Regular telescopes are not good at detecting Earth-like planets because a host star's light generally drowns out the relatively dimmer light of a potential planet. A new development in space imaging may solve that vexing problem.
via Science Daily
Zazzle Space Exploration market place

Boarding soon

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Save the date: media and social media accreditation details for our ExoMars 2016 launch event, to be held at ESA in Darmstadt, on 14 March are coming soon
via ESA Space Science
http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2016/02/Save_the_date_ExoMars_2016_launch_event

A Supernova through Galaxy Dust

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Zazzle Space Gifts for young and old

Fuelled for Mars

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Space Science Image of the Week: The ExoMars 2016 Trace Gas Orbiter propellant tanks are filled for the launch in March
via ESA Space Science
http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2016/02/Fuelling_the_Trace_Gas_Orbiter

Graphenea at Nanotech Tokyo 2016

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In January, Graphenea attended Nanotech Tokyo 2016, the world’s largest nanotechnology conference and exhibition. Business Development Director Iñigo Charola presented the graphene market, status and projections, focusing on Graphenea’s role as a leading graphene provider.

Photo: Iñigo Charola presents about the graphene market.

Aside from Iñigo’s lecture, Graphenea presented a stand at the Spanish pavilion, showcasing our graphene materials catalog. Our materials were also advertised on the stand of our Japanese distributor New Metals & Chemicals Corp. With direct distribution from Japan and custom material development for large Japanese multinationals, Graphenea’s presence in Asia is already very strong. Our triple action at the Nanotech conference, in front of about 50,000 attendees, could only serve to gain a stronger foothold in the region.

Photo: NMC, our distributor in Japan.

This 15th edition of the Nanotech exhibition was hosted alongside related events 3D Printing, Smart Energy Japan, neofunctional materials, Printable Electronics, 3Decotech Expo and others. Material makers, equipment manufacturers, universities, research associations, and political representatives gave presentations to form a unique blend of research, technology, and financial nanotechnology landscape.

Following up on last year’s success, this year’s conference also employed Business Matching, an online system of matching exhibitors to customers for enhanced networking.


via Graphenea