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Indium Corp.'s new Indium10.8HF is a halogen-free, no-clean solder paste that is formulated to provide industry-leading non-wet open performance on large, high IO electronic packages, such as microprocessors.

Research led by the University of Glasgow has produced large-area graphene around 100 times cheaper than ever before.

DelfMEMS announced that its twelve throw, RF-MEMS ohmic contact switch design has just passed the one billion test cycles milestone and is still going strong.

Teledyne Microwave Solutions has invested in the Teledyne Labtech facility at Presteigne, Wales, following the recent completion of the installation of the new Shadow Line processing equipment in support of increased production requirements.

 Remtec Inc., the leading manufacturer of substrates and packages using Plated Copper On Thick Film (PCTF®) metallization, has completed a new, comprehensive web site www.remtec.com that strengthens Remtec's position as the leader in providing ceramic solutions for DC power electronics, optoelectronics and RF/MW applications. 

T-Tech Inc. and The Geek Group announced a joint agreement to offer a state of the art solution and facility for rapid printed circuit board (PCB) design, verification, and fabrication. The collaboration will combine T-Tech's QCJ5 series Quick Circuit System and IsoPro® Software for PCB prototyping with The Geek Group's expertise and 43,000 square foot Leonard Street Labs Facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Indium Corp.'s Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee, vice president of technology, will teach a professional development course at the Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC) May 27-30 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. 

Remtec Inc., the leading manufacturer of substrates and packages using plated copper on thick film (PCTF) metallization, has adapted its gold-tin plating technology on metallized ceramics to include a newly developed technique of selectively applying AuSn deposits for interconnecting RF and microwave electronic components, lead frames and other miniature parts on high frequency PC boards.

Indium Corp. technology experts will present at PCIM Europe May 20–22 in Nuremberg, Germany