Exploradio: The future of seeing
Artificial Lens Mimics Human Eye Lens - Featured on SPE
Remarkable Microlayer Films from Case Go Commercial - Featured on SPE
7/6/12:
"Imagine 4000 nanolayer film. Now imagine stacking 200 pieces of it to
make 800,000 nanolayer sheet. What would that look like? What could that
do?" Read Full Story from plasticsengineeringblog.com >
Sherwin-Williams CRADLE Incubator Provides Tools For Growth
4/17/12: "PolymerPlus was founded in 2010 to carry out the development and commercialization of technology related to new inventions in micro and nano-layered polymeric materials and composites." Read Full Story from PolymerOhio.org >
3/08/12: "The second company, PolymerPlus, is
dedicated to developing a new class of light-weight, polymer lenses with
improved optical performance to be used in miniaturized surveillance
and solar-cell devices. PolymerPlus will use a technique developed by
CLiPS that produces films with hundreds or even thousands of layers." Read Full Story on stc-clips.org >
Polymer Research Leads to New Commercial Technologies
2/27/12: "Cutting-edge research--the result of collaborations within NSF's multi-institution Center for Layered Polymeric Systems (CLiPS)--has led to two new U.S. start-up companies, one dedicated to improving water filtration systems and the other to advances in surveillance systems and solar cell equipment." Read Full Story from Research.gov >
Newly Formed PolymerPlus Emerges from Layered Polymers Research at Case Western Reserve University
12/21/10: "A spin-off venture with its roots in advanced polymers research at Case
Western Reserve University has been established, aiming to commercialize
polymer technology." Read Full Story from Case Western Reserve University >
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The second company, PolymerPlus, is dedicated to developing a new class of light-weight, polymer lenses with improved optical performance to be used in miniaturized surveillance and solar-cell devices. PolymerPlus will use a technique developed by CLiPS that produces films with hundreds or even thousands of layers."
