Supporting cutting edge research and development with advanced materials to your needs.
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Materials used in chemical engineering from consumables to innovative solutions.
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Foils, disks or windows across a range of materials to facilitate innovation.
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Our 170,000+ range of products can cater to all your research needs.
A variety of specialist materials to support space technology needs.
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Thin, alkali-free, borosilicate glass for LCD displays to electronic packaging applications.
Ground-breaking graphene-based nanocomposites for regenerative medicine to R&D.
An industry-leading polyimide foil by DuPont™.
A high-performance para-aramid fiber revolutionizing materials science.
A machinable glass ceramic material offering higher performance, reliability, and durability.
This versatile polyester thin film by DuPont™.
It has excellent heat and flame-resistant properties from DuPont™.
A ceramic that addresses the traditional issues of brittleness, fragility, and hardness.
This range of high purity alumina (HPA) powders has exceptional purity levels, making it one of the purest forms of alumina commercially available.
This high temperature insulation material has exceptional properties and versatile applications.
This transparent, heat resistant polyolefin resin has unique properties for a range of applications.
Mark, Adam and Aphrodite take a look at a new soft, sustainable, biodegradable electroactive material referred to as Nanoribbons. Suitable for applications from medical implants to wearable electronics, these low-energy consuming biocompatible materials have been developed by Northwestern University.
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!
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.
Mark, Adam and Aphrodite sit down this month to discuss the history of battery technology. From the ‘Baghdad Battery’ to conceptual ‘air batteries’, Goodfellow’s hosts cover applications from hearing aids to electric aircraft. You can get involved with the conversation on social media, or email marketing@goodfellow.com with any questions or topics you have for the next podcast episode.
Have you ever wondered how science affects the clothes you wear? In this episode, Mark and Aphrodite talk with Victoria Mataczynski, co-founder of Nanoloom, discuss how they are using graphene to develop an innovative yarn for the production of apparel. Together, the three discuss the benefits of using this groundbreaking science to produce the next generation of clothing.
In this episode of Innovation, Discussed, Mark and Aphrodite speak with Mike Adelstein to find out more about the new microfabrication services in Goodfellow's portfolio.
The team go on the road to visit the Advanced Materials Show and record this month's episode from the NEC.
As Goodfellow looks to set itself up for the future, the team talk through the company’s new brand, new story and, most importantly, the brand new website.
