How intellectual property rights protect creativity and innovation
In the digital age, the shadow of IP theft looms ever larger. For organizations, protecting their intellectual property has become a relentless battle.
Standards in nanotechnology provide essential guidance for measuring, characterizing, and managing nanoscale materials. They support innovation, safety, and consistency across applications, from advanced materials to risk management and quality control.
Top standards
Nanotechnologies — Classification framework for graphene‐related 2D materials
Nanotechnologies — Chemical characterization of graphene-related two-dimensional materials from powders and liquid dispersions
Nanotechnologies — Analysis of nano-objects using asymmetrical flow and centrifugal field-flow fractionation
Nanotechnologies — Characterization of individualized cellulose nanofibril samples
Nanotechnologies — Characterization of carbon nanotube samples using thermogravimetric analysis
Nanotechnologies — Structural characterization of graphene
Part 1: Graphene from powders and dispersions
Nanotechnologies — Measurements of particle size and shape distributions by scanning electron microscopy
Insights
Identifying OHS hazards and managing risks
People are the foundation of every business. That’s why it’s essential to be fully aware of OHS hazards, develop strategies to reduce risks, and promote a culture that keeps your workers protected.
Quality management principles: The foundation for success
At the heart of organizational excellence lies quality management, a systematic approach that has transformed how businesses operate, compete and thrive. The ISO quality management principles serve as a fundamental framework that guides organizations from proficiency to peak performance.