WD Lab Grown Diamonds Acquires J2 Materials, a Pioneering Materials Science Company
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/
M7D Corporation d/b/a WD Lab Grown Diamonds ( WD or the Company ), a leading U.S. producer of laboratory grown diamonds, announced today that it has completed the strategic acquisition of J2 Materials ( J2 ), a pioneering crystal growth technology company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Our acquisition of J2 is an important milestone for WD Lab Grown Diamonds, and an accelerant in realizing our vision, said Sue Rechner, CEO of WD. The combination of our patented technology and scale, with J2 s unique process mastery and expertise, will markedly expand our capability to produce high-quality, grown in the U.S.A, Certified Sustainable diamonds. We share a deep commitment to sustainability, a drive for innovation, and a desire to lead with integrity, and look forward to what we will accomplish together.
Researchers Describe Structure and Properties of Novel Hydrogen Clathrate Hydrate
Written by AZoMDec 23 2020
The structure and properties of a new hydrogen clathrate hydrate, which develops at room temperatures and comparatively low pressures, have been described by researchers from the United States, China and Russia.
Image Credit: Pavel Odinev/Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology.
Hydrogen hydrates offer a promising solution for the storage and transportation of hydrogen the most eco-friendly fuel. The study was published in the
Physical Review Letters journal. Ice is an extremely complex substance that has numerous polymorphic changes. These changes continue to grow in number as investigators make new discoveries.
Looking Beneath the Surface: Scientific Drilling in Yellowstone National Park Release Date:
December 21, 2020
Geology is inherently a three-dimensional science it’s not just about what is at the surface, but what is beneath the surface as well. This is especially true at Yellowstone, where complex geology controls subsurface geyser plumbing systems. Fortunately, a long history of scientific drilling has pulled back the curtain on this hidden world!
Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles is a weekly column written by scientists and collaborators of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. This week s contribution is from Andrew Miller and Professor Ken Sims, both in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Wyoming.