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Advanced Materials World
Sep 11, 2026
Streamlined IME and Conductive Inks in Printed Electronics

Streamlined IME and Conductive Inks in Printed Electronics

Creating electronic products that can still be streamlined and use as few materials as possible is one goal for the printed electronics industry. IDTechEx's portfolio of Printed & Flexible Electronics Research Reports and Subscriptions covers in-mold electronics and conductive inks.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 11, 2026
Webinar | Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?

Webinar | Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?

Join IDTechEx Technology Analyst Dr Felix Wei on Thursday September 17 for the expert-led webinar, "100 Years of PHAs: Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?". Choose your preferred time zone - the webinar runs three times in one day.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 10, 2026
What's Happening with Hydrogen Across Major Sectors

What's Happening with Hydrogen Across Major Sectors

Hydrogen is one natural gas that is proving to be a great source of renewable energy as far as decarbonization goals are concerned. Fuel cell vehicles, stationary fuel cells, and green hydrogen production are amongst the areas covered in IDTechEx's portfolio of Hydrogen Research Reports and Subscriptions.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 9, 2026
Will Soaring Oil Prices Trigger a Bioplastics Boom?

Will Soaring Oil Prices Trigger a Bioplastics Boom?

The price of crude oil once again spiked to over US$100/barrel on September 9th 2026, with crude oil exports via the Strait of Hormuz being highly restricted since conflict in the Middle East began in March. IDTechEx believes that these developments provide a significant growth driver for the bioplastics industry in 2026 and beyond.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 9, 2026
Fire Protection Materials for EV Batteries to Exceed US$10B by 2037

Fire Protection Materials for EV Batteries to Exceed US$10B by 2037

Thermal runaway and system safety are critical topics when it comes to using lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries in electric vehicles. A key focus for the EV industry is the need to apply fire protection materials to prevent or delay thermal runaway propagating between cells and eventually outside of the battery pack. With growing regulatory momentum and safety standards, this article from IDTechEx looks at the outlook for fire protection materials market.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 7, 2026
What Happens When Biomanufacturing Kicks Its Sugar Habit

What Happens When Biomanufacturing Kicks Its Sugar Habit

Industrial biomanufacturing is outgrowing its dependence on corn- and sugarcane-derived feedstocks, with lignocellulosic biomass and C1 gases like methane and CO₂ emerging as scalable, lower-cost alternatives. This shift is set to reduce land-use competition, improve sustainability, and unlock new cost reduction opportunities across the sector.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 3, 2026
Cooling Down from High Power Demand with Thermal Management

Cooling Down from High Power Demand with Thermal Management

Thermal management strategies are the underdogs of modern technologies, reducing the risks of overheating in cases where exponentially increasing demand for power can lead to component temperatures rising.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 3, 2026
The Tiny Scale of Advanced Materials - Conductive Inks and Graphene

The Tiny Scale of Advanced Materials - Conductive Inks and Graphene

IDTechEx's portfolio of Advanced Materials & Critical Minerals Research Reports is one of its most diverse, covering the latest developments across many advanced materials including conductive inks, graphene, and more.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 2, 2026
Bioplastics vs. the Green Premium: Can Legislation Close the Cost Gap?

Bioplastics vs. the Green Premium: Can Legislation Close the Cost Gap?

While the recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz has increased petrochemical prices, bioplastics remain consistently more expensive than conventional fossil plastics. In this article, IDTechEx explores how new legislation is required for bioplastics to overcome the green premium and grow their market share by providing secure demand for new capacity expansions by key bioplastics players worldwide.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 2, 2026
Will Silver Finish Second in the Conductive Inks Race?

Will Silver Finish Second in the Conductive Inks Race?

This article explores the emergence of alternative conductive inks for printed electronics. The rising cost of raw and bulk silver is causing the inflation of conductive inks that rely on silver flakes as a conductive element, and alternatives such as copper ink and carbon inks are being developed.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 11, 2026
Streamlined IME and Conductive Inks in Printed Electronics

Streamlined IME and Conductive Inks in Printed Electronics

Creating electronic products that can still be streamlined and use as few materials as possible is one goal for the printed electronics industry. IDTechEx's portfolio of Printed & Flexible Electronics Research Reports and Subscriptions covers in-mold electronics and conductive inks.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 10, 2026
What's Happening with Hydrogen Across Major Sectors

What's Happening with Hydrogen Across Major Sectors

Hydrogen is one natural gas that is proving to be a great source of renewable energy as far as decarbonization goals are concerned. Fuel cell vehicles, stationary fuel cells, and green hydrogen production are amongst the areas covered in IDTechEx's portfolio of Hydrogen Research Reports and Subscriptions.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 9, 2026
Fire Protection Materials for EV Batteries to Exceed US$10B by 2037

Fire Protection Materials for EV Batteries to Exceed US$10B by 2037

Thermal runaway and system safety are critical topics when it comes to using lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries in electric vehicles. A key focus for the EV industry is the need to apply fire protection materials to prevent or delay thermal runaway propagating between cells and eventually outside of the battery pack. With growing regulatory momentum and safety standards, this article from IDTechEx looks at the outlook for fire protection materials market.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 3, 2026
Cooling Down from High Power Demand with Thermal Management

Cooling Down from High Power Demand with Thermal Management

Thermal management strategies are the underdogs of modern technologies, reducing the risks of overheating in cases where exponentially increasing demand for power can lead to component temperatures rising.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 2, 2026
Bioplastics vs. the Green Premium: Can Legislation Close the Cost Gap?

Bioplastics vs. the Green Premium: Can Legislation Close the Cost Gap?

While the recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz has increased petrochemical prices, bioplastics remain consistently more expensive than conventional fossil plastics. In this article, IDTechEx explores how new legislation is required for bioplastics to overcome the green premium and grow their market share by providing secure demand for new capacity expansions by key bioplastics players worldwide.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 11, 2026
Webinar | Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?

Webinar | Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?

Join IDTechEx Technology Analyst Dr Felix Wei on Thursday September 17 for the expert-led webinar, "100 Years of PHAs: Is Biomanufacturing Finally Ready for Take-Off?". Choose your preferred time zone - the webinar runs three times in one day.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 9, 2026
Will Soaring Oil Prices Trigger a Bioplastics Boom?

Will Soaring Oil Prices Trigger a Bioplastics Boom?

The price of crude oil once again spiked to over US$100/barrel on September 9th 2026, with crude oil exports via the Strait of Hormuz being highly restricted since conflict in the Middle East began in March. IDTechEx believes that these developments provide a significant growth driver for the bioplastics industry in 2026 and beyond.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 7, 2026
What Happens When Biomanufacturing Kicks Its Sugar Habit

What Happens When Biomanufacturing Kicks Its Sugar Habit

Industrial biomanufacturing is outgrowing its dependence on corn- and sugarcane-derived feedstocks, with lignocellulosic biomass and C1 gases like methane and CO₂ emerging as scalable, lower-cost alternatives. This shift is set to reduce land-use competition, improve sustainability, and unlock new cost reduction opportunities across the sector.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 3, 2026
The Tiny Scale of Advanced Materials - Conductive Inks and Graphene

The Tiny Scale of Advanced Materials - Conductive Inks and Graphene

IDTechEx's portfolio of Advanced Materials & Critical Minerals Research Reports is one of its most diverse, covering the latest developments across many advanced materials including conductive inks, graphene, and more.
Advanced Materials World
Sep 2, 2026
Will Silver Finish Second in the Conductive Inks Race?

Will Silver Finish Second in the Conductive Inks Race?

This article explores the emergence of alternative conductive inks for printed electronics. The rising cost of raw and bulk silver is causing the inflation of conductive inks that rely on silver flakes as a conductive element, and alternatives such as copper ink and carbon inks are being developed.