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Klean Industries Inc.ArkemaToray Industries, Inc.Monad Nanotech Pvt. LtdCnano Technology LimitedOCSiAlSouthWest NanoTechnologies Inc. (SWeNT)Hyperion Catalysis International, Inc.Unidym Inc.NanoLabBeijing Dk Nano technology Co., LTDNanocyl S.A.Mitsubishi Rayon Co. Ltd.OssilaFuture Carbon GmbH

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The Type Coverage in the Market are:

Arc DischargeCVD

Market Segment by Applications, covers:

ElastomerEnergy StoragePaints & CoatingsResins & Composites

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Chapter 1. Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market Report Overview

Chapter 2. Global Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market Growth Trends

Chapter 3. Market Share by Key Players

Chapter 4. Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market Breakdown Data by Type and Application

Chapter 5. Market by End Users/Application

Chapter 6. COVID-19 Outbreak: Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Industry Impact

Chapter 7. Opportunity Analysis in Covid-19 Crisis

Chapter 9. Market Driving Force

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What will be the Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market growth rate and value in 2020?

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Global Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market summary

Economic Impact on the Industry

Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market Competition in terms of Manufacturers

Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Market Analysis by Application

Marketing Strategy comprehension, Distributors and Traders

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Analysis of the Global Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) Market

The presented report on the global Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market offers valuable insights related to the future prospects of the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market. The study evaluates the various parameters that are expected to influence the growth of the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market over the forecast period including the current trends, regulatory framework, and evolving policy structure across different regions.

As per the study, the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market is poised to exceed the value of ~US$XX by the end of 2019 and grow at a CAGR of ~XX% during the considered forecast period, 20XX-20XX. The growth opportunities for established and emerging market players, drivers of the market, and existing challenges in the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market are thoroughly analyzed.

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Segment by Type, the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market is segmented intoFiber GradeFilm GradeBottle Grade

Segment by Application, the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market is segmented intoBathroom SuppliesCosmetics LabelsElectrical LabelOther

Regional and Country-level AnalysisThe Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market is analysed and market size information is provided by regions (countries).The key regions covered in the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market report are North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa. It also covers key regions (countries), viz, U.S., Canada, Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, etc.The report includes country-wise and region-wise market size for the period 2015-2026. It also includes market size and forecast by Type, and by Application segment in terms of sales and revenue for the period 2015-2026.Competitive Landscape and Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) Market Share AnalysisPolyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market competitive landscape provides details and data information by players. The report offers comprehensive analysis and accurate statistics on revenue by the player for the period 2015-2020. It also offers detailed analysis supported by reliable statistics on revenue (global and regional level) by players for the period 2015-2020. Details included are company description, major business, company total revenue and the sales, revenue generated in Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) business, the date to enter into the Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) market, Polyethylene Terephthalate Resins (PET Resins) product introduction, recent developments, etc.

The major vendors covered:Fujikura Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan)Inktec Corporation (Korea)Advanced Nano Products Co. Ltd. (Korea)Creative Materials IncNovacentrixConductive Compounds IncVorbeck Materials CorporationAgfa-Gevaert N.V. (Belgium)Agic Inc. (Tokyo, Japan)Applied Nanotech Holdings Inc. (Texas, U.S.)Bando Chemical Industries, Ltd. (Japan)Cartesian Co. (New York)Cima Nanotech Inc. (Oakdale, U.S.)Colloidal Ink Co., Ltd. (Japan)Daicel Corporation (Tokyo, Japan)Methode Electronics, Inc. (Illinois, U.S.)Parker Chomerics (Massachusetts, U.S.)Ppg Industries Inc. (Pennsylvania, U.S.)Promethean Particles Ltd. (Nottingham, U.S.)

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Across the UK, the rules around wearing face masks in public have changed since the virus first swept across the country.

In Scotland, masks are mandatory both on public transport and in shops. In England, masks are currently mandatory on public transport and will be made mandatory in shops on 24 July.

With wearing face masks becoming mandatory and now much more normalised in the UK, people have been sizing up their options for stylish face coverings.

So whether youre looking for something plain black, with a funky design, or designer branded, here are some of the most fashionable face masks on the market.

It is worth noting that none of the masks included in this round-up are categorised as medical grade masks or PPE, but they can help stop the spread of the virus via droplets in the air.

Reebok Face Cover12.95 for 3

Reebok is selling its own branded face mask on its website. The mask is a simple black design with the Reebok logo in white on the right hand side of the mask.

The website states: Help stop the spread. Made with soft, breathable fabric, the Reebok Face Cover is comfortable, washable and reusable for practicing health habits every day.

The masks are available in a pack of three in either large or small size for 12.95, and shipping costs an extra 3.99.

The website explains that 2 from every pack of face coverings sold goes to Save The Childrens Global Coronavirus Response Fund.

Waylife Star Wars Darth Vader FaceEtsy, 7.90

The clothes we wear are an expression of who we are, and the same thinking can be applied to face coverings.

This best selling face mask on Etsy comes with the design of Darth Vader's mask on the front, and a pocket in the back that allows for a replaceable filter to be changed out for each usage.

The mask itself costs 7.90, but shipping will cost extra depending where youre located.

Etsy offers a huge variety of face masks in different designs, patterns and colours, meaning you can find one that suits your personality - even if youre not a Star Wars fan.

Adidas Face Cover12.95 for 3

Adidas is selling its own face covering as well, which is similar to Reebok in the sense that it is a plain black mask with the Adidas name and logo in white on the right hand side.

The masks are also sold in packs of three in either large or small for 12.95.

2 from each mask sold is also donated to the Save The Childrens Global Coronavirus Response Fund.

The Adidas face masks are sold out at the moment, but you can enter your email address to be alerted when theyre back in stock.

Nike Strike Snood16.95

While Nike doesnt specifically sell a face covering, it does sell a snood, which offers the same coverage as other face masks on the market, as none of these face masks are medical grade or PPE quality.

The snood, featuring the Nike tick, covers your nose, mouth and neck with soft fleece, and it locks over your ears for full coverage.

Its available in black or brown in S/M or L/XL sizes for 16.95.

Great British Designer Face Coverings15

Great British Designer Face Coverings: Reusable, for People and Planet is a joint campaign between the British Fashion Council and Bags of Ethics.

The campaign aims to manufacture and sell face masks that are sustainable and reusable.

The masks have been designed in London by six British designers: Halpern, Julien Macdonald, Liam Hodges, Mulberry, RAEBURN and RIXO.

The aim is to raise 1 million with 100 per cent of sale profits being split between NHS Charities Together Covid-19 Urgent Appeal, British Fashion Council Foundation Fashion Fund and Wings of Hope Childrens Charity.

The face masks come in loads of different designs and patterns and are available for 15 for a pack of three which also includes two protective pouches.

Nanotech face mask11

This Nanotech face mask from Scientific Labs has a water resilient layer that prevents droplets filtrating both in and outside the mask.

Reusable and washable, its made in the UK using sustainable materials.

The mask itself is plain black with no logos or branding, and is available in one size for 11.

Bespoke Face Coverings from Alice Cox Creative10 - 15

If youre looking for a face mask thats unique rather than choosing from pre-made designs, Alice Cox Creative is the place for you.

With more than 30 different fabrics to choose from, you can have a specially made bespoke mask that youre not going to see someone else with.

They are sold for 10 each, potentially 15 depending on the fabric you want.

Features include a pocket for filters and non-elastic straps that wont irritate your ears.

Contrado Custom Face Masks20 for 4

Contrado is the perfect brand for creatives who want to design their own masks. However, you can also shop pre-made designs as well.

Masks are available in small, medium, large or extra large and in packs of four for 20.

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An international team of scientists have restored the vision in blind rats using a nanoparticle-based artificial retina prosthesis that can be injected directly into the eye. The scientific advance has been successfully demonstrated for a period of eight months without the need for surgery. While it is still early days for the research, it suggests it might one day be possible to use the conjugated polymer nanoparticle (P3HT-NP) treatment in humans to correct eye problems ranging from hereditary retinal dystrophies to the incredibly common age-related macular degeneration.

In our liquid retina device, P3HT nanoparticles spread out over the entire subretinal space and promoted light-dependent activation of spared inner retinal neurons, recovering subcortical, cortical and behavioral visual responses, Fabio Benfenati, research director at the Italian Institute of Technology, told Digital Trends. We think that P3HT-NPs provide a new avenue in retinal prosthetics.

Retinal prostheses refer to implantable devices that are designed to help restore sight in patients with retinal degeneration. They work by introducing visual information into the retina through the electrical stimulation of surviving retinal neurons. While promising, current retinal prostheses have so far been shown to only return low-resolution vision: Useful for things like distinguishing between light and dark or recognizing simple shapes and objects. This new nanotech approach appears far more promising, offering significantly higher resolution. After just one injection, activity in the rats visual cortex and visual acuity were the same as those found in healthy rats.

As noted, there is still far more research that needs to be carried out before this approach is tried in humans. But Benfenati suggested that this is part of the road map forward.

The most obvious development is to approach the first-in-human application with the current technology that will provide the most complete answers, he said. This will include a step in larger animals and a long-term study of the nanoparticle fate. I foresee that it will require a few years to be accomplished.

A paper describing the work, titled Subretinally injected semiconducting polymer nanoparticles rescue vision in a rat model of retinal dystrophy, was recently published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology.

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Narrator: If you look at Iron Mans first suit, the Mark 1, and compare it to the heros nanotech suit from Avengers: Endgame, a lot has changed.

But its not just the technology in the world of the MCU. Animation tech has evolved in our world, the real world, to make this suit possible on the big screen, something that Marvel couldnt have dreamed of creating just 11 years earlier.

To get from here to here required a decade of innovation, 10 Marvel movies, and a lot of work on movies with no superhero in sight.

Lets start where Tony Starks story began: in that cave in 2008s Iron Man. In this scene, Tony Stark is a man in a giant metal suit trying to escape a cave. So what better way to make it seem real than by using a real man in a real metal suit?

Iron Man director Jon Favreau is known for pushing the envelope with his projects like The Lion King and The Mandalorian. But back then, he wasnt confident that CGI could convincingly create a full Iron Man suit. So they went practical. For that first bulky cave suit, he enlisted the help of the legendary Stan Winston Studio, now called Legacy Effects, to make this 90-pound version of the Mark 1 with epoxy armour shells, flexible urethane, leather, and aluminium. And for the project, Winstons team perfected a metallic chrome paint that would be used for other projects years down the road.

But the film had to rely on CGI for this section of the scene, because the practical suit was just too large for either Robert Downey Jr. or his stunt double to move around in. That left the challenge of creating the first digital Iron Man suit audiences would see up to The Embassy in Vancouver.

Their accomplishment wouldnt have been possible without the practical work from Stan Winstons studio. They modelled the digital suit closely after the real suit, even going so far as getting pieces of that real suit flown to Canada for reference. The digital version was so detailed that it even captures these text markings and textures.

And to create a realistic metallic reflection, The Embassy used the knowledge they learned from working on car commercials to influence how they shaded the digital version of the suit.

Winston Helgason: We learned a lot about car paint, about clear coat, how light plays on cars, how they react to their environment, which, theyre essentially mirrors of their environment.

Narrator: But that was just the Mark 1. The Mark 2 would have to be sleeker and more refined and have a polished coat that would accurately reflect light like the night sky in this scene.

Once again, Favreau had Stan Winston create a real version of this suit, but what youre looking at here is completely computer generated. Just like with the Mark 1, FX studio Industrial Light & Magic, ILM for short, used that practical version of the suit as the basis for its digital version. ILM was so successful that when Favreau saw it, he couldnt tell the difference between the real and the fake.

Ben Snow: And we showed it to Jon and the Marvel team, and theyre like, OK, well, which bits did you replace? And were like, Actually, we replaced all of it. [laughs]

Narrator: Without this early work in the first Iron Man, which convinced the filmmakers and the world of what VFX could do, the wild world of Marvel as we know it might not exist.

Thor: No! [exploding]

Narrator: But the true test of the CGI would come with the Mark 3, Iron Mans most recognisable look. This had to be perfect for the film to work and resonate with fans. ILM wanted to prove both that they could make the CGI character move the right way and that his metal armour matched the personality of Tony Stark.

ILM had worked with shiny car surfaces in 2007s Transformers, which ultimately helped them nail down the outer layer of the Mark 3. They made the suit look more like a glossy sports car than industrial metal, as Marvel initially planned.

Ben: We ended up saying, you know what? Its Tony Stark. Hes a playboy. You know, hes rich. Hes not gonna have an industrial-forklift-type suit. Hes gonna want a sports-car suit.

Narrator: The basic design was based on Marvel comic-book artist Adi Granovs Iron Man illustrations. But one of the biggest challenges with replicating this 2D suit in real life was that the comic version was designed with heroic proportions that dont match real human beings. So they tweaked the model to be shaped as if a real human being were inside, something they would later decide to change.

Ben: But when it came to Iron Man, we tried to be very, like, oh, no, a real guy could fit in this suit, and the real mechanism between the suit and the guy is there. Now, the guy would have to be extremely thin to really fit into it.

Narrator: At the onset of Iron Man 2, motion-capture technology had really advanced, which made it possible for them to use a combination of practical and CGI suits.

Various practical versions of the Mark 3 suit were built by Stan Winstons team, which could be worn in pieces based on which parts of Robert Downey Jr. were seen on camera at the time. The rest of his body was often covered in a motion-capture suit, which would be filled in later with CG suit pieces. This would help his performance, since he didnt have to struggle under the bulk and weight of the full suit.

ILM used its custom motion-capture technology, called IMoCap, which they had fine-tuned in 2003s Pirates of the Caribbean, to animate the CG parts of the suit. Since Robert Downey Jr.s head wasnt animated, it had to match up perfectly, or else it would look wobbly and disjointed.

In several of the films, Robert Downey Jr. often just wore these shoulder pads, or what they called a football suit. These shots required a lot of CGI cleanup on the spaces in between, like his neck and joints.

VFX artists really advanced the motion tracking in Iron Man 2, and you can see a good example of that here in this Japanese garden scene. The actors only wore partial helmets and tracking suits. The rest of their suits are CGI. And in this particular scene, ILM didnt even need to use a tracking suit at all. They built the CGI suit right around Robert Downey Jr., who was only wearing a tuxedo.

This took a lot of time and effort to get right, but it ultimately set the bar for future films in terms of what they could animate without mo-cap suits.

Another major improvement from the first film in Iron Man 2 was the shading, or how the suit was lit. ILM started using image-based lighting tools they developed from their work on 2009s Terminator Salvation to light the suit and make it look more realistic. This process involved taking high-res pictures of the environment and using those as a guide to more accurately and easily light the suit. This ultimately helped Iron Man look even better, allowing them more time to focus on the finer details.

Ben: It meant that we were able to speed up our process and spend a lot more time making things creatively look good instead of, you know, just like, oh, is it even looking real or not?

Narrator: Not only did the animation evolve as the VFX technology advanced, but each new film also posed new challenges for animators based on the story. For instance, when it came to 2012s The Avengers, it was the script that pushed how the character would be designed and animated. Instead of hand thrusters, Iron Man would get a rocket pack attached to the back of his suit, which allowed the design team leeway to develop new poses for the character while freeing up the heros hands.

Or take a look at this sequence, known internally as the car-wash scene. Because of this brand new way Marvel writers envisioned how Tonys suit would attach to him, animators for the first time had to figure out how the inside of Iron Mans suit would function, which none of the VFX studios Marvel worked with had to think much about before.

Jeff White: We had to build a lot of new interior pieces, kind of figure out, like, what the interior tech of the suit would look like as it joined together.

Narrator: This was particularly challenging, since hes walking the entire time while de-suiting, a first in the series. ILM had to create models for each piece of the suit and track them individually with his movement.

And take a look at this battle scene with Thor in the mountaintop. Notice all of the blue light? The minor detail caused a major headache with animators at Weta Digital when it came to colouring Iron Mans suit.

Marvel maintains a strict colour bible, which keeps track of the exact hues that are supposed to be used across the various films. The brushed-gold surface here was based on Weta Digitals work on the One Ring in Lord of the Rings, and they were able to recreate this colour fairly easily. But the red, on the other hand

Guy Williams: Its actually a red clear coat, which means that the red pigment itself actually has density. And on top of that, theres actually little metal shavings suspended in that dense paint.

Narrator: Which can cause problems when you mix in light from the environment. In this case, the red and blue made purple.

Guy: You know, one of the first things we ran into back then was that you take a suit like that and put a blue light on it, and it starts to give you weird colours. It starts to wanna go really burgundy, you know, sort of a mulberry colour very fast.

Narrator: Balancing the colour would end up being much easier and faster in the later films, as Weta developed new advanced rendering technology that worked with various wavelengths of light. And this, as was the case with ILM and its shading technology, would make the suit look better overall.

Guy: We spent a lot of time trying to make that car paint look just that little bit cooler or trying to make the lighting work a little bit better, and not just trying to get rid of weird shadows or weird colours.

Narrator: While the earlier films mostly focused on the movements of one individual suit, Iron Man 3 introduced a whole slew of new suits, about 20 in a single scene that each had to be animated in different ways.

Typically, to animate Iron Man, they would use whats called a puppet. And theres a limited number of ways this puppet can move. So Weta developed new tools for its animators to use to alter the rig of the puppet to increase the freedom of movement so each suit could have more character and style.

Guy: We rejigged the entire process to allow the animator to go in and take the high-resolution suit and just, you know, like with an X-Acto knife, he cut on different planes, and cut different parts of it out and put hinges on them on the fly, so that he could actually, you know, the animator could define how the suit grew.

Narrator: One of the challenges that comes with more freedom of movement, however, is making sure Iron Mans metal plates dont run into each other and figuring out where all the pieces go when he does a simple motion like raising his arm.

Alexis Wajsbrot: I think the main challenge we had on Iron Man 3 was the shoulders. He had huge, huge shoulder pad.

Narrator: But it wasnt just these major battle scenes that were difficult. They often had to also spend time figuring out how he moved in more mundane scenarios. We saw for the first time in Iron Man 3 scenes where he is doing these very non-heroic actions, like giving a massage or simply sitting on a couch. Its easier to hide any errors and subtleties in a cloud of dust or debris, according to ILM. When he isnt fighting someone, every detail is right out there in the open.

Iron Man 3 also had Tony Stark reacting and performing along with the suit assembly for the first time, a step up from the walking car-wash scene in The Avengers, as Marvel wanted an even more advanced look to the tech. This was especially difficult, according to VFX studio Trixter, since they had to combine rigid metal pieces and flexible human body parts while making it all look seamless. 24 separate parts were first disguised as what Trixter calls amorphous, mystery slick pieces of technology, alien to any distinguishable suit parts. Each would then transform into the familiar suit pieces as they flew towards him.

As the series evolved from using practical effects in Iron Man to a mix of practical and CGI to mostly CGI in later films, suddenly the suit, which was originally tweaked to be more human, would now be tweaked to be more heroic again. We first saw subtle changes in The Avengers with his legs.

Guy: Little, little fact that a lot of people probably dont know: Iron Mans legs are longer than a humans legs.

Narrator: His ankle would also have to be a mere inch and a half across inside the suit. Iron Man was also slimmed down a bit in Avengers: Age of Ultron to give him more of a comic superhero silhouette.

Ben: A slightly tighter waist. That sort of thing. A little beefy around the shoulders.

Narrator: But the suit evolved yet again in the last two films, forcing the animators to evolve as well and take a whole different approach to how the suit would build and move. Tony Stark was now using nanotechnology, so instead of moving around and tracking solid pieces like they did with the car-wash scene and the scene in his workshop, they had to establish a whole new process for his suit assembly.

Nanotech involves multiple layers of simulations. A liquid-metal simulation would morph to the target shape, because they wanted the transformation to feel organic. But they had to make sure it still felt rigid and that it did not stretch like Spider-Mans suit would. The animators relied on accurate shading, a technique used throughout the franchise, to accomplish this.

Sean Walker: The main visual trickery is that through the shading, we, it looked like metal every single time.

Narrator: Robert Downey Jr. reportedly came up with the idea of having Tony Starks sweat suit tighten before the armour shell appears, similar to Spider-Mans suit, which you can see here. Because it would be difficult for the material to form a shell around loose clothing. If you look closely, octagonal shapes attach together to form the outer layer, while an inner layer of tech and circuitry builds beneath it.

Framestore actually created this multilayer effect using animation tools from its work on 2015s Poltergeist.

For Endgame, this nanotech suit evolved slightly to be a bit more rigid, with pieces locking into place, more like the suit we saw in Captain America: Civil War.

Sean: We took the lessons that we learned from Infinity War and applied it to Endgame. So it was the same technology really, but we just had a better handle on it, really.

Narrator: While Iron Mans death was the last time we would see the nanotech suit, this wouldnt be the last time we saw Iron Man, as Marvels innovation continued for his one final cameo in Spider-Man: Far From Home.

This suit was also created by Framestore, and it was actually based on the suit in Captain America: Civil War because it was more solid looking than the nanotech suit in Avengers: Endgame.

To make this suit, they took the same Civil War model and literally broke it down, destroyed it, and created the insides, which consisted of various wires and circuit boards, using an early scene in Age of Ultron as inspiration.

Theres more detail in the top half of the suit because more of that is shown up-close on camera. And to achieve the undead look, first they added the signature metallic sheen of Iron Man, and then they added the layers of dirt and rust.

Alexis: To be fair, the suit is almost not recognisable by the end of the process.

Narrator: So after 11 years of development to perfect Iron Mans CGI suit, it ultimately was destroyed.

By using advancements in 3D-modelling and motion tracking, experimenting with new lighting techniques, and using realistic-looking practical models as a base, they were able to create something that continually felt fresh, futuristic, and real as it evolved in the story.

Guy: It wasnt like anybody had thought that a person could wear a suit of powered armour and it would look anything other than like a guy in old knight armour wobbling around on a set. Hes so crafted on so many levels. Theres so much thought that goes into every little panel that moves, that youre intrigued, and youre compelled to keep watching him and find out whats gonna happen.

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Stretchable Conductive Material Market (By Major Eminent Players, Types, Applications, and Leading Regions) Segments Outlook, Business Assessment, Competition Scenario, Trends and Forecast by Upcoming Years. The study of the Stretchable Conductive Material market report is done based on the noteworthy research methodology that provides the analytical inspection of the global market based on various segments the Industry is alienated into also the summary and Advance size of the marketplace owing to the various outlook possibilities. The report also gives information about the key players of the Stretchable Conductive Material Industry by different features that include the Stretchable Conductive Material overview of the companies, the portfolio of the product and also the revenue facts from Period of Forecast, As Well. It presents a 360-degree overview of the competitive landscape of the industries. SWOT Analysis has been used to understand the Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and threats in front of the businesses. Thus, helping the companies to understand the threats and challenges in front of the businesses. Stretchable Conductive Material market is showing steady growth and CAGR is expected to improve during the forecast period.

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Smoltek announces that the exercise period for warrants of the TO 2 series, which were issued to subscribers in the company's preferential rights issue in March 2019, starts on April 20 and runs until April 30. The warrants entitle the holder to subscribe for one (1) newly issued share at a subscription price corresponding to 70 percent of the average volume weighted price during the ten (10) trading days ending on April 16, 2020.

The company would like to make all participants in the preferential rights issue, who thus received subscription warrants of the TO 2 series, aware of this opportunity to subscribe for shares in Smoltek with a 30 percent discount compared to the market price during the measurement period. Those who do not wish to exercise their subscription warrants also have the option to sell them. As with Smoltek's shares, the trading with Smoltek's warrants of the TO 2 series is conducted by Spotlight Stock Market.

Strong potential in a very large market Smoltek is developing process technology and concepts for applications based on carbon nanotechnology, primarily for the global semiconductor industry. At the end of March, Smoltek signed an evaluation license agreement with one of the world's largest capacitor manufacturers. The aim is for the agreement to lead to a commercial production license agreement in the next step. The order value for this first step amounts to approximately SEK 1 million.

"This is the first license agreement that we have signed for our CNF-MIM technology, making it an important milestone for Smoltek. Both parties understand that our technology has great potential in the market for miniaturized high-performing capacitors," says Smoltek's CEO Anders Johansson.

During the autumn of 2019, Smoltek was able to demonstrate that the company's CNF-MIM technology is competitive from an industrial perspective as it offers improved performance while using just a fraction of the space needed for conventional capacitors.

"A substantial reduction of the capacitor thickness is highly coveted in advanced 2.5D and 3D semiconductor circuit packaging solutions," says Smoltek's COO Ola Tiverman.

Exercise period of subscription warrant TO 2 Exercise period: April 20, 2020 - April 30, 2020 Date for publication of subscription price: April 17, 2020

Terms in brief One (1) subscription warrant of series TO 2 entitles the holder to subscribe for one (1) new share in the company. The subscription price of the warrants amounts to seventy (70) percent of the average volume-weighted share price according to Spotlight Stock Market's official price statistics during the ten (10) day trading period ending two (2) banking days before the exercise period begins, but not exceeding SEK 100.00. Subscription of shares in the company with the support of warrants of series TO 2 shall take place during the period from April 20, 2020 to April 30, 2020.

Exercising of TO 2 warrants for those with a VP account If you have TO 2 subscription warrants in Smoltek in a VP account, use the subscription form: "Anmlan fr pkallning av TO 2" (only available in Swedish), send it to Partner Fondkommission AB and pay the balance according to the instructions on the form.

Exercising of TO 2 warrants for those with a custodial account/trust accountIf you have TO 2 subscription warrants in a custodial account/trust account, contact your trustee to register for subscription with the support of TO 2 according to the trustee's instructions.

More information about the offer is available at:https://www.smoltek.com/teckningsperiod-to2

For further information:Anders Johansson, CEO of Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB,Mail:anders@smoltek.comTelephone: 0708-39 36 93

Smoltek is developing process technology and concepts for applications based on carbon nanotechnology, primarily for the global semiconductor industry. Smoltek's unique technology enables the production of semiconductor components with smaller form factors, higher performance and lower energy consumption. The company protects its unique technology through an extensive and growing IP-portfolio, consisting of about 100 applied patents, of which 57 are currently granted. Smoltek's applications are today mainly focused on the market segment for "advanced packaging", which is expected to grow at an average annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.0 percent during the period 2018-2024 and achieve a market value of USD 43.6 billion in 2024 (source: Yole Dveloppement Market research).Smoltek's share is listed on the Spotlight Stock Market in Stockholm, Sweden under the short name SMOL.

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DUBLIN, April 6, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Quantum Dots Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2020-2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global quantum dots market is reached a value of US$ 3.2 billion in 2019. Looking forward, the market is expected to reach US$ 10.5 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of around 22% during 2020-2025.

Quantum dot solar cells (QDSC) convert the sun's energy into electricity, thereby increasing the amount of electricity produced by the solar cells. This aids in the production of solar energy in a cost-effective manner while reducing the amount of wasteful heat generated in the process.

Moreover, the size and composition of tiny, semiconducting quantum dots make them suitable for a wide variety of applications. For instance, in the medical sector, these nanoparticles are used for different biomedical applications, including medical imaging and biosensors.

Besides this, quantum dots also enable researchers to study cell processes and improve the diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases such as cancer. The ongoing research on the usage of quantum dots in displays, ranging from small to large television screens, which would consume less power than that is used in current displays, is also driving the market growth. Researchers are also dedicating resources for finding efficient and universal methods for the synthesis of Graphene Quantum Dots (GQDs) with high stability, tunable PL emission wavelength and controllable surface properties.

Furthermore, QDs have gained immense popularity as their integration with various nanomaterials, such as noble metal nanoparticles, carbon allotropes, upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs), metal oxides and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) has provided new opportunities and possibilities in the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology.

The report has also analysed the competitive landscape of the market with some of the key players being Altairnano, InVisage Technologies, LG Display, Nanosys, Nanoco Technologies, Nanophotonica, Navillum Nanotechnologies, Ocean NanoTech, Osram Licht AG, QD Laser Inc., Quantum Material Corporation, Samsung Electronics, Sony Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., etc.

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1 Preface

2 Scope and Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Introduction4.1 Overview4.2 Key Industry Trends

5 Global Quantum Dots Market5.1 Market Overview5.2 Market Performance5.3 Market Forecast

6 Market Breakup by Processing Technique6.1 Colloidal Synthesis6.2 Fabrication6.3 Bio-Molecular Self-Assembly6.4 Viral Assembly6.5 Electrochemical Assembly6.6 Others

7 Market Breakup by Application7.1 Medical Devices7.2 Displays7.3 Solar Cells7.4 Photodetectors Sensors7.5 Lasers7.6 LED Lights7.7 Batteries & Energy Storage Systems7.8 Transistors7.9 Others

8 Market Breakup by Material8.1 Cadmium Based QD8.2 Cadmium Free QD

9 Market Breakup by End-Use Industry9.1 Healthcare9.2 Optoelectronics9.3 LED Lighting9.4 Solar Modules9.5 Others

10 Market Breakup by Region10.1 North America10.2 Asia-Pacific10.3 Europe10.4 Latin America10.5 Middle East & Africa

11 SWOT Analysis11.1 Overview11.2 Strengths11.3 Weaknesses11.4 Opportunities11.5 Threats

12 Value Chain Analysis

13 Porters Five Forces Analysis13.1 Overview13.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers13.3 Bargaining Power of Suppliers13.4 Degree of Competition13.5 Threat of New Entrants13.6 Threat of Substitutes

14 Price Indicators

15 Competitive Landscape15.1 Market Structure15.2 Key Players15.3 Profiles of Key Players15.3.1 Altairnano15.3.1.1 Company Overview15.3.1.2 Product Portfolio 15.3.2 InVisage Technologies15.3.3 LG Display15.3.4 Nanosys15.3.5 Nanoco Technologies15.3.6 Nanophotonica15.3.7 Navillum Nanotechnologies15.3.8 Ocean NanoTech15.3.9 Osram Licht AG15.3.10 QD Laser Inc.15.3.11 Quantum Material Corporation15.3.12 Samsung Electronics15.3.13 Sony Corporation15.3.14 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.

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Metro Inc. (T.MRU) hit a new 52-week high of $60.05 Monday. METRO announces a donation of $500,000 to Feed Ontario and United Way, along with a pledge to match customer donations of up to $500,000 in support of its Together We Can toonie-fundraising campaign. Starting today, until April 30, METRO will be appealing to the generosity of its Metro and Food Basics customers inviting them to donate a toonie at checkout in stores.

METRO is committed to helping Ontario communities during the COVID-19 pandemic who are struggling with food insecurity and other essential services which also include eldercare and mental health support

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