New publication using Attana Technology demonstrates that maize and milk proteins can replace fossil fuels and metals in the production of high-tech functional surfaces
Nanotechnology can be found almost everywhere in our daily lives, although it is nearly impossible to see. Nanostructures are materials that have been processed at the atomic level to obtain desired material properties. They are used, for instance, in electronics, diagnostics, and as surface treatments for textiles.Prof Nicholls and Dr. Suriyanarayanan at the Linnaeus University has in a recent publication demonstrated how high-tech nanostructures can be made from food components such as proteins from milk and maize.
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Old-fashioned change management is in trouble with the fast-paced changes of work life. Successful transformation initiatives require inviting people to be part of the process – and courage not to set a clear endpoint but trust the process. This calls for new kinds of facilitation skills within organizationsHowspace , an AI-powered collaboration platform designed to enable dialogue-driven engagement, learning and facilitation, has developed an international program for training Transformation Agents to help organizations facilitate transformation in a human-centric way.
