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Saudi Arabia's Uranium Prospecting Comes Up Short - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia's Uranium Prospecting Comes Up Short

Saudi Arabia’s Uranium Prospecting Comes Up Short

New software marketplace expands licensing opportunities. Idaho National Laboratory's software marketplace is officially open for business. - Vimarsana News

New software marketplace expands licensing opportunities. Idaho National Laboratory's software marketplace is officially open for business.

The marketplace provides access to software codes and data sets developed at INL through various forms of licenses, including open-source and proprietary…

Source: matr.net
American Battery Technology Company Releases Second Fiscal Quarter FY2023 Financial Results - Vimarsana News

American Battery Technology Company Releases Second Fiscal Quarter FY2023 Financial Results

/PRNewswire/ -- American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) (OTCQX: ABML), an American critical battery materials company that is commercializing both its...

Fabricating Advanced Materials Using Spark Plasma Sintering - Vimarsana News

Fabricating Advanced Materials Using Spark Plasma Sintering

Since the 1980s, technology transfer has been part of the mission for the U.S. Department of Energy's national laboratories. But while the concept seems simple – find ways to move lab-developed innovations into new products and services in private industry – it's actually quite complex.

Source: azom.com
Idaho technology changing outlook of advanced materials development - Vimarsana News

Idaho technology changing outlook of advanced materials development

On their way to market, technologies often reach what is called the “valley of death,” the point where a researcher or institution has developed a promising