All United States articles – Page 3
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NewsLeybold USA under new leadership
Henrique Triboni has been named as the new General Manager of the Leybold North America Customer Centre.
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Features
10 minutes with… David Burdick
David Burdick, Division Manager at Reliant Gases, thanks for taking 10 minutes out with gasworld. What have we interrupted in your schedule today?
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NevadaNano Systems announces expansion
NevadaNano Systems, Inc. has announced plans to brings its molecular property Spectrometer™ sensor technology for gas leak detection to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
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Messer Americas to highlight coronavirus efforts
Showcasing how it has responded to the coronavirus pandemic, Messer America’s will highlight its significant supply capability and unique service for hospital gas supply systems at the virtual ASHE 2020 Annual Conference.
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Linde agrees to $22.8m settlement of whistleblower lawsuit
Linde GmbH and its US subsidiary Linde Engineering North America have agreed a $22.8m settlement of a whistleblower lawsuit which alleged the industrial gas giant evaded US customs duties on materials it bought and imported to build chemical and natural gas plants.
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Linx Consulting to host online Electronic Specialty Gas Conference
Linx Consulting will hold its online Electronic Specialty Gas Conference on Tuesday, 13 th October through Thursday, 15 th October.
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Atlas Copco to acquire Perceptron
Atlas Copco has entered into an agreement to acquire Perceptron, a US-based supplier of automated metrology solutions.
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CEMEX to transport LCO2 from Port Freeport
Port Freeport, Texas, has announced a new operational agreement between building materials company CEMEX and long-time port partner, Union Pacific Railroad, to transport liquid carbon dioxide from Port Freeport to Mexico.
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Blue Star Helium acquires “significant” new leasing
Blue Star Helium said it has acquired an additional 22 new leases over 34,848 gross acres within the highly prospective Las Animas region in Colorado, US.
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Moore to continue as GAWDA President into 2021
The Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) marked the organisation’s 75 th anniversary by holding its Annual Convention online Friday, with a series of announcements.
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Servomex awarded two CQC contracts by Micron
Gas analyst specialist Servomex has been selected for two major Continuous Quality Control (CQC) contracts by Micron Tech, a US-based semiconductor company specialising in computer memory and data storage.
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Air Products joins European Clean Hydrogen Alliance
Collaboration is critical to unlocking hydrogen’s full potential, says Air Products as it joins the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance.
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Mining molecular data with cryogenic electron microscopy unveils hidden biological secrets
A groundbreaking technique known as cryogenic electron microscopy or cryo-EM has been used by Arizona State University researchers in a new approach to studying molecules of life.
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Worthington reports Q1 fiscal 2021 results
Worthington Industries has today reported net sales of $702.9m and net earnings of $616.7m, or $11.22 per diluted share, for its fiscal 2021 Q1 ended 31 st August 2020.
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North America to be a leader in small-scale LNG
North America is expected to witness the highest global small-scale liquified natural gas (LNG) capacity additions in the world, expected to contribute to around 37% of the global additions by 2024.
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Californian carbon capture technology backed by Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Corporation has expressed its support for Blue Planet, a Californian company working to develop and commercialise a scalable solution for CO2 mitigation that is both economically and technically sustainable.
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GAWDA holds virtual Annual Convention on Friday
The Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) will mark its 75 th anniversary by holding its Annual Convention online this Friday (25th September), 11am – 12:30 pm Eastern.
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NAU researchers study major shifts in carbon storage
Two researchers from North Arizona University have been awarded $1.3m to push forward projects that are working to predict carbon storage by plants and soil in critical regions of the globe, and how that storage is being altered by changing climate patterns.
