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BUCKS, UK – An upcoming SMART Group webinar will discuss pending changes and user obligations under major environmental regulations.

Read more: Free Webinar to Provide Environmental Regulation Updates

ATHENS -- National Technical University of Athens researchers have developed a way to print polymer circuits with lasers.

Read more: Greek Researchers Laser-Printing Circuits on Polymer Substrates

ATLANTA -- By fabricating graphene structures atop nanometer-scale “steps” etched into silicon carbide, researchers have for the first time created a substantial electronic bandgap in the material suitable for room-temperature electronics. Use of nanoscale topography to control the properties of graphene could facilitate fabrication of transistors and other devices, potentially opening the door for developing all-carbon integrated circuits.

Read more: Fabrication on Patterned Silicon Carbide Produces Bandgap for Graphene-Based Electronics

LEOBEN, AUSTRIA -- AT&S today reported fiscal first-half revenues rose 5.3% on strong demand from industrial and automotive customers.

Read more: AT&S's H1 Profits Fall on Drop in Handheld Demand

MIGDAL HAEMEK, ISRAEL -- Camtek's third-quarter revenues fell 20% from last year to $23.7 million.

Read more: Camtek to 'Reduce Costs' After Q3 Sales Drop

NEW YORK In remarks during its Analyst Day here this morning, Sanmina tightened its expectations for growth rates and operating margins during its next fiscal year as end-markets remain challenging.

Read more: Sanmina Narrows Growth Expectations for FY13

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