Materials Testing

UL Solutions improves plastics sourcing online tool

Apple ‘set to ditch leather accessories’

Atlas reveals instrument and software updates

E-waste on the agenda at UN plastics treaty meeting

Smart packaging market ‘to grow to $2.6B in 10 years’

EU flexible electronics project debuts first products

What connects electronics testing and a movie legend?

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New stretchable electronic inspired by crocodile skin

Sensor Technology unveils new torque sensors

US states to ban electronics containing PFAS

‘Magic’ material could lead to ultrafast electronics

Atlas to run US weathering testing seminars

AMD processor update 'causing CPU glitch'

Corning expands Gorilla Glass test methodology

New ‘smart plastic’ could transform wearables

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E-textile embedded with solar cells ‘can power phone’

Element acquires California-based testing company

Fast charging battery 'a cheap alternative to lithium-ion'

‘Self-sensing’ material could revolutionize wearables

Rohde & Schwarz debuts semiconductor test solution

Graphene structures found to be 'superconductive'

Study reveals challenges to more flexible electronics

Smartwatch launched into space to test its durability

Averna debuts new automated test platform

New topology database 'could help improve electronics'

Nanowire breakthrough could speed up computer processors

A future built from 'organic' electronics

X-ray and imaging tech market to reach $1B by 2027

New coatings analyzer a game changer, says Hitachi

Testing a product versus testing a material

Why a more reliable smartphone is harder to repair

Scientists create distortion-free stretchable display

Lessons learned about the duration of weathering tests

Instron introduces new Bluehill Central lab management software

Ametek launches new generation of Chatillon digital force gauges

Irish researchers test and develop new tech which could greatly extend the battery life of portable electronics

Luminating composite glasses

New research unlocks the technology to produce unbreakable screens