This Week in Science History: From Buckyballs to Nanotubes
Thirty-nine years ago, the discovery of a soccer-ball shaped molecule ignited the nanotechnology revolution, showcasing the power of scientific exploration.
Thirty-nine years ago, the discovery of a soccer-ball shaped molecule ignited the nanotechnology revolution, showcasing the power of scientific exploration.
Goodfellow is committed to tackle climate change by supplying high-quality resources that support the development of safe and efficient nuclear technologies.
Aphrodite returns to join Mark and Adam to discuss the highlights from Advanced Engineering and answer those questions in more detail - from the impressive electric vehicles on display to the cutting-edge research being conducted at universities like the University of Manchester.
Join Mark Daniels & Adam Sells as they take the Goodfellow podcast on the road, exploring high entropy alloys, nanomaterials, and graphene-infused concrete live!
Meet our podcast team at the AES, the UK's largest engineering and manufacturing event. This year's focus is on sustainability and electrification.
Celebrate Nuclear Science Week (Oct 21-25)! Learn about its impact on clean energy, medicine, modern materials & more. Join virtual events or in person.
This month, Mark, Adam, and Aphrodite sit down and discuss phyisics - specifically, what is the point of it all? In this episode, the team look at how Goodfellow are involved in the experiments that are shaping our understanding of the world around us.
James Chadwick's discovery of the neutron revolutionized our understanding of atomic structure and paved the way for new advancements - from nuclear power and weaponry to medicine & materials science.
When the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft hurtled toward the surface of Saturn, a journey of 746,000,000 miles, in July 2004 for the final act of a magnificent voyage that began in 1997, it took with it a sensor that had a direct connection to Goodfellow.