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November 2009

Brass being turned on a lathe

Machinist's Best Friend?

Free-cutting brass (C360) could be the key to success in your next machining project. Read More

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Copper's Antimicrobial Properties to be on Display at Healthcare Design 2009 Conference

The Copper Development Association (CDA) will exhibit antimicrobial door hardware and hospital accessories made of various copper alloys at the Healthcare Design 2009 Conference in Orlando, FL, next month. Read More

Go Solar with Copper

Solar thermal technology has been on the rise in recent years. Copper lends itself perfectly for these renewable systems and plays a key role in heating your home's water. Read More

Thinking in Metal: Sculptor Richard Hunt

Get an inside look into the studio and work of Chicago-based sculptor Richard Hunt, recent recipient of the International Sculpture Center's Lifetime Achievement Award. Read More

Looking for a Science Fair Project? Think Copper.

Kids now are back in school and soon it will be time to start on science projects. Students can get a head start on the research and choose copper as a topic, the multi-purpose metal that’s been around for 10,000 years. Read More

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Calling all architects: If you work with copper, let us feature your project on Copper.org

All it takes is a stunning, innovative use of copper or copper alloys in a new construction or renovation project recently completed in North America. Read More

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Gotta send that text out now? What, no bars? No worries anymore…

Sometimes the only thing that stands between you and an endless supply of technology is battery power. Now, with the power of copper, you can charge your high-tech gadgets on the run. Read More

More on the essential role copper plays in our lives