Tantalum is a transition metal on the periodic table. Sat between Hafnium and Tungsten, it has the atomic number of 73. First discovered in 1802 by A.G. Ekeberg in Sweden, Tantalum was named after the Greek mythological character, Tantalos.
Our top five sustainable materials Sustainability, reducing carbon footprints and boosting green credentials: this is something that’s on the cards for individuals and companies alike all around the world.
We explore Green Materials and their applications. To delve into how a company can remain Green and become more environmentally friendly.
Copper is one of the most well-known metals on the planet, historically used for coins. Join us as we explore some of the modern uses for this amazing material.
We delve deeper into the world of perovskites and metal organic frameworks.
We talk to Jordan Keaney, an artist and designer who took ceramic foam and broke the mould when it comes to the material’s applications.
We are joined by Plastic Jesus, a British street artist based in Los Angeles. Join us as we discuss political art, face masks, and more.
Join us as we discuss the upcoming series of podcasts, with each episode delving deeper into a specific area of the materials world.
As we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown, I wanted to bring you up to date on Goodfellow’s current operations. I hope that you will find this information useful as you ramp-up your activities and plan for the future.
