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Grant From Iowa Power Fund Allows Researchers to Investigate More Efficient Solar Power

Vikram Dalal and a team of Iowa State University researchers are trying to improve thin film solar cells. A $1.69 million grant from the Iowa Power Fund is allowing the researchers to look for efficiencies in new materials, new structures and organic semiconductors

17 Feb 2009

LG Launches Solar Powered Mobile Telephone

LG Electronics, a worldwide technology and design leader in mobile communications, today unveiled its eco-friendly mobile phone equipped with a solar panel battery cover

17 Feb 2009

LED Conference to Discuss the World of High Efficiency LED Lighting

IntertechPira is pleased to announce that the 10th installment of its internationally renowned LEDs conference series will be held October 20-22, 2009, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California

17 Feb 2009

Semiconductor Groups Come Together to Develop More Environmentally Ways to Make Computer Chips

A memorandum of understanding has been signed for a consortia to apply their more than 50 years of combined expertise to finding more environmentally friendly ways to make chips for use by the worldwide electronics industry

16 Feb 2009

Apple iPod repair Service Goes Environmentally Friendly

iResQ, the Apple-authorized electronics repair company from the Kansas City area, has increased its environmental-friendliness by finalizing a comprehensive agreement with a local recycling facility. The agreement provides recycling for all its computer, cardboard, and paper waste

15 Feb 2009

Fast Curing Medical Adhesive Meets Criteria for Biocompatibility

Master Bond EP3HTMED represents a breakthrough medical adhesive. It combines the ease of fast curing with a "no-mix" one part epoxy yet it fully complies with USP Class Vl requirements for biocompatibility

12 Feb 2009

Largest Computer Recycling Event in the History of Fairfax County Virginia

In freezing temperatures, PC Recycler, Inc. and Cox Communications together held the largest computer recycling event in Fairfax County history. On Jan. 17, 2009, 841 cars pulled up to Cox's Northern Virginia headquarters and dropped off over 117,000 pounds in a four hour span

11 Feb 2009