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Morgan Laidlaw

Morgan Laidlaw formerly was Associate Editor for Adhesives & Sealants Industry and Ceramic Industry. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Oakland University.

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Researchers Develop Thin-Film Polymer E-Skin

Morgan Laidlaw

December 6, 2016

A research team at the University of Stanford recently developed a thin-film made of polymer semiconductors.

MIT Scientists Develop New Enzyme for Biodegradable Plastic

Morgan Laidlaw

November 29, 2016

Researchers at MIT have developed a new enzyme structure for biodegradable plastics.

Researchers Develop New Motion Polymer

Morgan Laidlaw

November 22, 2016

A team of researchers has recently found a new polymer material that can convert ultraviolet light into mechanical energy.

University of Akron Receives $3 Million in Funding from the Knight Foundation

Morgan Laidlaw

November 15, 2016

The Polymer Science program at The University of Akron recently received $3 million in funding from the Knight Foundation.

Stronger Artificial Muscles with Polymer Fibers

Morgan Laidlaw

November 8, 2016

Researchers at Louisiana State University have developed artificial muscles with more stretch.

Researchers Develop Biodegradable Edible Packaging

Morgan Laidlaw

November 1, 2016

Researchers at the University of Tehran have developed edible and biodegradable nanopackaging.

Researchers Map Polymer "DNA"

Morgan Laidlaw

October 25, 2016

Researchers at the University of Warwick in England have reportedly made a breakthrough in polymer construction.

Researchers Develop Bloodless Syringe

Morgan Laidlaw

October 11, 2016

Researchers in South Korea have developed a needle that prevents bleeding after injection.

Young Scientist Wins Google Science Fair with Super-Absorbent Polymer

Morgan Laidlaw

October 4, 2016

This week in adhesive news, Kiara Nirghin won Google’s 2016 Science Fair Grand Prize.

Researchers Develop Material Failure Nanocrystal System

Morgan Laidlaw

September 27, 2016

Researchers have developed nanocrystals that can reveal microscopic cracks and predict material failure.

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Morgan Laidlaw

ARTICLES

Researchers Develop Thin-Film Polymer E-Skin

MIT Scientists Develop New Enzyme for Biodegradable Plastic

Researchers Develop New Motion Polymer

University of Akron Receives $3 Million in Funding from the Knight Foundation

Stronger Artificial Muscles with Polymer Fibers

Researchers Develop Biodegradable Edible Packaging

Researchers Map Polymer "DNA"

Researchers Develop Bloodless Syringe

Young Scientist Wins Google Science Fair with Super-Absorbent Polymer

Researchers Develop Material Failure Nanocrystal System

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