Clariant dévoile un nouveau concept: le code secret de la beauté

Cinq codes singuliers permettent de révéler la vraie beauté: le code SENSORIEL, le code de l’INNOVATION, le code XPERT, le code des TENDANCES et le code ECOTAIN®. (Photo: Clariant)Muttenz, le 24 avril 2013 – Comptant parmi les leaders du secteur des produits chimiques de spécialités, Clariant a dévoilé le Secret Code of Beauty (Code secret de la beauté), conçu pour assister ses clients sur le chemin de la réussite sur le marché des cosmétiques.

HELPMESEE CHOISIT MOOG POUR DÉVELOPPER UN SIMULATEUR DE POINTE POUR LA CHIRURGIE OCULAIRE EN RÉALITÉ VIRTUELLE

M. Glenn Strauss, chirurgien ophtalmologiste, en train d’évaluer le prototype du HelpMeSee, le simulateur de chirurgie oculaire CCPI de Moog. 
(Avec l’aimable autorisation de HelpMeSee, MGPR1302)East Aurora, NY, USA, 23 avril 2013 - HelpMeSee vient de faire franchir un pas décisif à la simulation médicale en démontrant la faisabilité d’un simulateur en réalité virtuelle pour la formation chirurgicale.

Songwon appoints Jungdu Kim as Technical Service Manager for North East Asia

Songwon Industrial Group (www.songwon.com) has appointed Jungdu Kim as their new Technical Service Manager for the North East Asia region (NEA). (Photo: Songwon Industrial Co., Ltd.)Ulsan, Korea – April 23, 2013 – Songwon Industrial Group (www.songwon.com) has appointed Jungdu Kim as their new Technical Service Manager for the North East Asia region (NEA). Effective since April 1, 2013 Jungdu will be responsible for driving technical sales and identifying growth opportunities through providing technical direction and service to customers across Songwon’s extensive product portfolio. Jungdu will also provide support to the commercial organization in implementing value propositions and new product introductions. In this role he will report to Thomas Schmutz, Songwon’s Director of Global Technical Service as well as KY Lee, the NEA Director of Sales.

Clariant invests for Asian pigments customers

ClariantMuttenz, April 23, 2013 - Clariant, a world leader in specialty chemicals, will build a new pigment preparations plant in Indonesia in a series of investments to strengthen on-the-ground support for customers in China, India and Indonesia. The announcement marks another step in Clariant’s significant commitment to support customers in the emerging markets with high quality low VOC pigment preparations complying with eco labeling schemes such as blue angel and equivalent schemes in other regions. The company is investing approximately CHF 8 Million to enhance its capabilities in the region.

DSM opens new manufacturing plant for innovative anti-reflective coating

Ulrich Frei (Interfloat) and Rob van Leen (DSM) toast during the opening of the new manufacturing line.
(Photo: DSM Innovation Center: DSMICPR005)Royal DSM, the global Life Sciences and Materials Sciences company, has opened its newly constructed manufacturing plant for KhepriCoat® anti-reflective coating at the Chemelot site in Geleen (Netherlands). The need for additional coating supply is a direct result of the fast growing market for solar energy.

GE Power Conversion Unveils Breakthrough Solutions for Marine Applications at Offshore Technology Conference

GE Power ConversionPARIS - April 22, 2013 - Improved performance, efficiency, and sustainability all figure strongly in the new solutions that GE's Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) is unveiling at OTC 2013, the Offshore Technology Conference taking place in Houston, TX, on May 6-9.

Clariant presents the EcoTain® life cycle for more sustainable agrochemicals and higher crop yields

EcoTain® protecting human, environmental and ecological health. (Photo: Clariant)Muttenz, April 22, 2013 - Clariant, a world leader in specialty chemicals, introduces the EcoTain® life cycle and labeling system to help customers in the crop protection sector to clearly identify its products offering "sustainable excellence at every step".

GE to Upgrade US Navy Ship, Saving Money and Increasing Efficiency

The refitting with an advanced electrical system from GE will extend the life of its USS Mount Whitney. (Photo: GE Power Conversion: GEPCPR167)PARIS — April 18, 2013 — In efforts to extend ship life, increase capability and assure critical operations, the U.S. Navy is refitting its USS Mount Whitney Blue Ridge class command ship. GE’s Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) has signed a contract worth US$14 million if all options are exercised with Military Sealift Command (MSC) for this three-year, large electrical refit project, which will be one of the largest MSC has ever completed of this type as well as GE Power Conversion’s largest electrical refit project for the U.S. Navy. This project builds on Power Conversion’s recent success with providing equipment for other U.S. Navy ships, including the USS Tripoli (LHA-7), the LHD-8 and the LHA-6.