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Author Bio Harsh has been covering technology, and sometimes retail, since 2011. He is focused on finding great businesses for the long run. You can follow him on twitter @techjunk13 Follow @techjunk13 Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT) stock has beaten the broader market significantly this year thanks to a late rally triggered by a strong set of results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2020. But those who have missed Applied Materials gains so far shouldnt be ...

Saturday, 19 Dec 2020 08:27 AM MYT Chemists at Brazils São Paulo State University are using waste from the manufacture of wound dressings to make a biodegradable film suitable for food packaging. ― IStock.com/AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SAO PAULO, Dec 19 ― Plastic, the star material of the 1950s, is now public enemy number one for the planet in terms of polluting materials. Still widely used in our day-to-day lives, plastic con...

Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT) are in tip-top shape, so no matter what may be in store for the stock market in 2021, these companies look like a solid bet on earning some passive income. Heres why our Fool.com contributors think so. A chip giant riding a new hardware upgrade cycle (Broadcom): As far as semiconductor stocks go, recessions can be tough times. But COVID-19 induced no ordinary recession. While not all chip stocks were immune to side effects, there was plenty of demand for technol...

Applied Material & Interfaces. “We set out to fill the HMPC matrix with bacterial cellulose nanocrystals in order to enhance its properties. We also wanted to create greener protocols for the development of novel composites, from the material itself to its origin, so we included the reuse of industrial waste in the project,” said Márcia Regina de Moura Aouada, a co-author of the article. Aouada has a PhD in chemistry from UNESP, where she teaches and is a researcher at the Center for Deve...

Author Bio I love looking at the "story" behind investments from an interdisciplinary point of view, with an equal appetite for high-growth disruptors and beaten-down value names. Many of the best stocks of 2020 have been high-flying growth stocks in the technology sector. No surprise there, since COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation. Unfortunately for many dividend seekers, most companies at the forefront of these digital trends are high-growth companies that...