Proper Lubrication is Key to Sugar Mill Equipment Longevity. An effective lubricant should not only lubricate but also protect working surfaces from wear, shock, and, at the same time, minimize equipment downtime. This is where the proper, cutting-edge, and ready to act additive should be in play.
Read More
Two Weizmann Institute scientists have received the prestigious EMET Prize: Prof. Emeritus Reshef Tenne in the exact sciences category, and Prof. Dan Tawfik in the life sciences category. The prize is awarded by the A.M.N. Foundation.
Read More
Liat Ecker, our Process Engineer and EHS officer, celebrates 15 years with NanoMaterials this month! She has been an integral member of NIS, spearheading efforts at our Israeli location. Mrs. Ecker loves the challenges of nanotechnology and enjoys working in a family-like setting of our close-knit team. Mrs. Ecker has a BA in Chemical Engineering from the Israel Institute of Technology. She lives in Rehovot, together with her husband and their three daughters.
Read More
Proper Lubrication is Key to Sugar Mill Equipment Longevity. An effective lubricant should not only lubricate but also protect working surfaces from wear, shock, and, at the same time, minimize equipment downtime. This is where the proper, cutting-edge, and ready to act additive should be in play.
Read More
Alexander Margolin could be easily called one of the founding members of our company. In 2006 Alexander started working at ApNano Materials as a Senior Process Engineer. Today, he is the Chief Operating Officer.
Read More
Itsik Havakuk started to work for NanoMaterials back in 2014 as VP of Sales and was promoted to leading NIS’s sales team recently. Mr Havakuk considers himself a “natural born salesman”
Read More
We are proud to announce that Mr Carlos Mussato, Dipl, joins our team as Sales Manager for Latin America. With more than 20 years of experience in engineering, tribology, and industrial lubrication, Carlos is already promoting NIS’s IF-WS2 Formulated product lines and supporting our customers in Latin America and Mexico.
Read More
Until recently, manufacturing nanoparticles inexpensively and reliably was one of the challenges for this developing technology and there are still some difficulties. For example, copper nanoparticles are treated with oleic acid and milled in a ball mill. This method creates microscopic particles that are uneven in size, potentially damaging their tribological performance.
Read More
So far, physicists have identified four fundamental forces of nature: gravity, electromagnetism, the strong nuclear force, and the weak nuclear force. But now, researchers have found new evidence for a fifth force of nature — and it could help us finally unravel the mystery of dark matter.
Read More