Below are the year’s most-viewed feature articles on the ASI website (posted and viewed from 1/1/14 to date). The ASI Top 25 again tops the list; readers also continue to be interested in articles focused on new technologies and opportunities for adhesives, sealants and coatings.

• 2014 ASI Top 25: Leading Worldwide Adhesives and Sealants Manufacturers
• Previewing the Adhesive and Sealant Council's Spring Convention and Expo
• Advancing Adhesives: High-Performance Epoxy Paste for Aircraft Applications
• Shale Gas Impact on Tackifier Feedstocks
• UV LED Curing Technology
• Emerging Hot-Melt Technologies for Package and Container Sealing
• Automation in the Metering, Mixing and Dispensing of Adhesives and Sealants
• Distributor Roundtable: Exploring the Relationship Between Distributors and Adhesives and Sealants Manufacturers
• Advancements in UV LED Curing Technology for Adhesives
• Achieving Adhesion to Difficult Substrates
• Rollers for Adhesive and Coating Processes
• Rapid Adhesive Bonding by Induction and Microwave Curing
• Thinking Green: Sustainable Adhesive and Sealant Packaging Options
• Advancing Adhesives: Bio-Based Polyols for High-Performance Polyurethane Adhesives
• 4 Trends Impacting the Global Adhesives and Sealants Industry
• “Boring” Boron and Adhesives
• Lignin in the Laboratory
• UV/Vis Energy-Cure Adhesives and Sealants: Industry Trends, Chemistry, and Packaging
• Advancing Adhesives: A New Wave of Waterborne Dispersions for Adhesives and Coatings
• Previewing the American Coatings Show and Conference
• Common Problems with Common Tests
• Differential Release Liners Defined
• Rubber-Based Hot-Melt Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
• Understanding the Role of Fumed Silica in Adhesives and Sealants Formulations
• Developing Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives for Low-Temperature Applications
• Selecting Adhesives: Converting Every Opportunity into Success
• Mixing and Dispersing Silicones
• Advancing Adhesives: Formulating Sealants that Retain Adhesion to Concrete in Wet Conditions
• The Next Big Thing in Coatings is Very Small
• Dibenzoate Plasticizers in Waterborne Acrylic PSAs