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To prepare Dutch lacquer "Elemi" for oil paintings, take 8 parts of mastic, 1 part of Elemi resin, 2 parts of Venetian turpentine, 29 parts of turpentine.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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The Singapore agency A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology and Research) represented by the DSI (Data Storage Institute) and Micron Technology announced the continuation of the joint development of random access magnetic memory, which uses the effect of spin torque transfer magnetic random access memory, STT-MRAM). The original three-year cooperation agreement, signed in autumn 2011, has been extended for another three years.

A*STAR DSI capabilities and the institute's expertise in STT-MRAM helped Micron set up a research center in Singapore. At the initial stage of cooperation, the institute also shared the experience necessary for the successful manufacture of STT-MRAM chips.

Based on the successful experience of working together, the partners intend to focus on developing a low-power switching mechanism and improving the performance of STT-MRAM in the new phase. The parties hope that the cooperation will bring the new memory technology closer to commercial applications.

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