Polyisobutylene (PIB) “Drip” and Insulated Glass Units
Since we have extensive experience analyzing Insulated Glass Units (IGUs), we have recently shared a series of informative blogs on this topic, such as, a look at commercial grade windows […]
Plastics, Polymers, Rubbers
A day without plastics, polymers, and rubbers is well…impossible! These materials surround us, keep us safe, clothe us, entertain us, and sustain us, amongst many other things. Scientists, chemical engineers, and researchers are constantly finding new and innovative materials and also new and innovative uses for existing materials. It is our goal to keep you informed of the latest research, trends, and innovations related to materials science and plastics, polymers, and rubbers.
Two Common Commercial Window Defects
This blog is part of a series we created on commercial grade windows, window technology, and common defects and failures of Insulated Glass Units (IGUs). Picture this: you are in […]
Glass Windows and Polymer Scientists: A Clear Connection
Where are you right now? Is there a window nearby? If so, take a moment and look at it–not through it– at it. Consider, how many panes of glass are […]
Redemption for the Polyester Suit
You might be an 80’s kid if…polyester elicits a clear gut reaction for you–and not in a good way. For you, polyester brings back memories of ill-fitting suits, hairspray, and […]