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Thermal Behavior and Barrier Mechanism of Intumescent Fire‐Retardant Epoxy‐Based Coating

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By Ali Jannesari, Pooria Pasbakhsh, Masoumeh Sadat Banijamali, Amir Masoud Arabi
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. References 1, , , and , “Testing Fire Protective Properties of Intumescent Coatings by In-Line Temperature Measurements on a Cone Calorimeter,” Progress in Organic Coatings 69 (2010): 475–480.
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Oz2US Ventures prepares 24‑week Melbourne to Silicon Valley accelerator program

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By George Hedon, Simon Thomsen Verified, Ben Zyl, Pooria Pasbakhsh
| Startup Daily Verified
The hybrid accelerator splits evenly between a home base boot camp and US immersion. Participants will spend the first 12 weeks refining their fundraising strategies and product plans in Melbourne before relocating to Oz2US’s co‑working hub in Menlo Park for three months of investor meetings and customer pilots.
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A recycling expert on what to do with pizza boxes and all the other things you're not sure about putting in the yellow bin

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By Pooria Pasbakhsh
| Startup Daily Verified
Have you ever gone to toss something into the recycling bin – a jam jar, a pizza box, a takeaway container encrusted with yesterday’s lunch – and wondered if you’re doing it right? Perhaps you asked yourself: should I scrub the jar with hot water? Scrape the mozzarella off the box? Wash off that palak paneer? Research shows most Australians believe they are good recyclers. But only 25% of people separate waste correctly and up to 35% of recycling goes to landfill unnecessarily.
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