A lot of thinking goes into photovoltaic systems, how to store generated energy and how to generate more energy using smaller and smaller areas. In this blog, we present two possible solutions that could be used to support renewables better in the future.
For National Hispanic Heritage Month, employees are encouraged to share how they pay homage to their own heritages. Senior Marketing Communication Specialist Macey Streeper has decided to share her story.
For Rogers' Digital Content Specialist Katherine Kehoe, adapting to hybrid and remote schedules has had both pros and cons for overall mental wellness. Read her tips for staying social and preventing isolation.
I will be the first to admit that when it comes to cars, I’m old school. However, a frightening experience gave me a new perspective on the value of automotive safety technology.
Warmer weather and more outdoor recreation bring new opportunities to practice safe living. Before diving headfirst into the season, take a moment to review the following tips for staying safe and healthy over the summer.
Beth Lamothe, a Human Resources Manager at Rogers, shares about how spending more time at home has helped her reprioritize her values and rediscover joy with her family.
Market Development Manager Guillem Gargallo discusses a series of simulation tools that help customers and support in the decision making to select the optimal substrate for their application.
Ceramic substrates are materials typically used in Power Modules with unique thermal, mechanical and electrical properties that make them ideal for demanding power electronics applications.
Rogers employees share stories about mental wellness on our intranet each week. Read a sample of the series from Caroyln Castaneda of our IT department.
Rogers Corporation was proud to support USA Luge in the Beijing Games. Discover how the partnership first started and why athletes now rely on the BISCO® Silicone pads in their sleds.
Modern circuit designers are faced with integration and miniaturization, trying to pack as many functions into the smallest PCB possible. Technical expert John Coonrod offers his take on how not to get lost in the layers.
How would Rogers’ Micro-Channel-Coolers perform in air cooling applications?
