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LATEST WEBINARS
WEBINAR: How chemical companies are turning AI into commercial results
Be notified of upcoming webinars > Presented by Kimia Recorded on July 23, 2026 Most chemical companies now have an AI initiative but only a … Continued
WEBINAR: From Compound to Component: Material Innovations Powering AI Data Centers
Be notified of upcoming webinars > Presented by Aurora Material Solutions Recorded on July 16, 2026 AI-driven data center growth is accelerating demand for high-performance … Continued
WEBINAR CATALOG
Presented by Covestro – Polycarbonates Recorded on November 2, 2022 Electrifying the future with more sustainable material solutions. Engineering plastics enable customers to create individual designs for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations while meeting global market requirements. Our strong, lightweight … Continued
Presented by DSM Engineering Materials Recorded on October 27, 2022 Due to growing consumer demand, regulatory pressure, and technology advances, the transition to electric mobility is accelerating and is forecasted to accelerate further. However, long charging times remain a key … Continued
Presented by Avient Corporation Recorded on October 26, 2022 The surgical and medical equipment market continues to evolve, influenced by such trends as a drive for disposables, or smaller tools being required for surgeries. As the market grows and the … Continued
Presented by ExxonMobil Available on demand Watch Webinar > The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for partnering with suppliers that can reliably provide high quality performance products as the world turned its eyes to the healthcare industry for continuous support. … Continued
Presented by Sappi Biotech Recorded on February 23, 2023 Each year, over 42,000 tonnes of microplastics are released into the environment according to European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). Microplastic are poorly biodegradable and remain in the environment for many decades, thus … Continued