| REVISTA DEDICADA AL NÍQUEL Y A SUS APLICACIONES Julio 2006 Volumen 21, Número 4  Русский |
Nickel and Our Nuclear Future
Nuclear power and nickel-containing stainless steel continue to go hand-in-hand
Albert Paley: Art That Endures
For more than 30 years, master sculptor Albert Paley has exploited stainless steel's structural
properties and aesthetic value
Delivering With Confidence
Germany's water industry looks to a brighter future with long-lasting, hygienic stainless steel to deliver water to
millions
China's Challenge
If China could generate as much of its electricity using nuclear power as does France, its contribution to
global climate change would be insignificant.
Japan Prepares for the Big One
Numazu Harbour's floodgate uses double-sided
clad stainless steel for low maintenance
Boarding Pass Please
Why airline boarding-pass kiosks are becoming
more common around the world
Searching for New Planets
Nickel-titanium shape memory alloys could allow
astronomers to build larger space telescopes that can spot distant planets
'Heavy Metal' Doesn't Necessarily Mean 'Toxic'
There is no clear definition for the term 'heavy
metal'. To most, it means 'toxic substance'. But that's incorrect.
Damage Avoidance
Our nickel patent-of-the-month promises greater safety for the drivers of cars (and maybe even lower
insurance premiums)
Innovative Excellence
Stainless steel products feature in seven of Germany's 2006 Steel Innovation Awards
REACH: Europe's new chemicals policy
A Strategy for Reducing Risk
Appointment: Victor Korchenko
Retirement: Alfred Bauer
Coming events of interest to the users
of nickel
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