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January 26th, 2008
France : Arkema develops nanostructured materials for wide-range applications
Abstract:
Arkema is proud to welcome to its Colombes Headquarters the participants of a conference on "France's Position in Nanomaterials", organized by the Enterprise Directorate General of the Ministry for the Economy, Finance and Employment, and chaired by Messrs Albert Fert, Nobel Physics Prize, and Yves Farge, Vice-president of the Technologies Academy.
With its R&D's innovations, Arkema is a leading player in nanostructured materials, marketed under the tradenames Graphistrength and Nanostrength, which boast outstanding mechanical, electrical and thermal properties.
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