Easter is here and we've searched out some of the yummiest Easter recipes for you to try over the long weekend - a mix of adult only and child friendly to keep everyone happy, enjoy!
This week, we round up a busy but successful month for Goodfellow across news, products and innovative talks, an impressive jump in the mobility potential in soft robots, a Swiss start-up combines solar panels and railway tracks in an eco-innovation first, a first-of-its-kind structural paint is the lightest paint in the world with a rainbow of potential benefits, a new development is in the air for solid-state batteries, and from the pages and screens of Sci-Fi, could an epic quest to build a permanent moon base become reality, and soon?
Goodfellow is continuously expanding its advanced materials offering to aid scientific developments across the globe. The company’s latest launch welcomes microfoils with permanent 0.5µm Mylar® substrate to their pre-existing foil and film range. As a result of this addition, Goodfellow now boasts the most extensive offering of ultrathin foils on the market.
This week, a new future for vehicle charging is on the horizon and it could be as easy as charging your electric toothbrush, the future of exploration could come in the form of a soft polymer robot worm, bizarre properties of strange metals discovered through quantum experiments, the highly debated revolutionary room temperature superconductor (which side will you wind up on?) and could a transistor breakthrough lead to the next generation of electronics and computing systems?
Goodfellow to celebrate than by recognising 7 of the most prominent innovations from the Emerald Isle. These innovations have had a huge impact on today’s world - it’s hard to imagine where we would be without them.
We’re satisfying demand for novel compositions by introducing custom alloying to our repertoire of technical solutions. We’re now able to offer custom alloys – including High-Entropy Alloys – to meet your specific application requirements.
One of the UK’s leading manufacturers of specialist metals and materials has signed a new commercial agreement with Advanced Energy Minerals (AEM) to support its growing order book in the academic and research sectors.
The announcement this week that a major breakthrough in nuclear fusion has been achieved is particularly exciting to Cambridgeshire-based Goodfellow, who provided materials to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California for the experiment.
We are pleased to announce the largest range of Single Crystals available anywhere online - a bold claim, but one we believe provides a solution to meet every need.
