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December 20, 2011: GlasNovations Ltd announces the successful installation of MagicGlas switchable smart glass partitions in the SMBC Nikko Capital office in London.
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December 2011 : GlasNovations Ltd, UK's fastest growing specialist switchable glass company is proud to announce the successful installation of MagicGlas switchable Smart Glass in the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford.
November 20, 2011: Edinburgh, Scotland.GlasNovations are proud to announce the completed installation of a MagicGlas™ smart glass at Royal Bank of Scotland Headquarters in Edinburgh.
An East Yorkshire glass factory has announced a £30m investment in energy-saving glass manufacturing that will create 50 jobs.
Online Auction Closing 12 NoonThursday 15th December 2011A C Yule & Son Limited Sale 2 of 4By order of B C Nimmo and G S Fraser, KPMG LLP, Joint Administrators of A C Yule & Son LimitedDouble Glazed Sealed Unit Production Lines, Tamglass…
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Modern technology will soon be used to protect treasured works of art from the past. The Art Gallery at St.
Photovoltaic Technology company Polysolar has opened a new research and development office at the Printed Electronics Technology Centre (PETEC) in the UK.
Polysolar says it plans to build a full scale production plant for its transparent photovoltaic glazing in the UK within the next two years.
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Saint-Gobain Solar has expanded its international presence with the launch of Saint-Gobain Solar Systems, UK and Ireland.
(Nanowerk News) The National Research Council, Canada is developing an innovative technology for smart glass with possible applications in sectors such as building, aircraft, automotive and displays.
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Scientists from China and the US have produced glass that responds to its environmental temperature, making it a promising material for energy efficient windows.
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Wrightstyle Limited, one of Europe’s leading suppliers of advanced glass and steel glazing systems, has appointed Jimmy Chiu as Business Development Manager, north of England and Scotland.
The days of manually cutting out elements opal frost and crystal effect vinyls, known as ‘weeding’, have been relegated to the past thanks to an innovative new product from the market leader in optically clear PET printed window film, DigiGlass.
One of the UK’s leading steel glazing companies has warned the government not to make further cuts to infrastructure projects amid signs that the construction sector remains firmly in the grip of a workload gap that the private sector cannot fill.
Two workers were badly injured after a trolley load of glass panes fell on them at one of the UK’s most well-known manufacturers, a Bristol court has heard.