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Maryam Moravej

Boron Expert

Maryam Moravej

Senior Manager, Technical Marketing

Maryam is an expert in the development and commercialization of new products and new product applications in the metallurgy and ceramics industries. Before joining the borates team, she worked for seven years with Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium. She is fluent in English, French, and Persian.

Maryam has a bachelor of science and a master of science in materials engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology in Tehran. She also holds a doctorate in materials and metallurgical engineering with a specialty in biomaterials from Laval University in Quebec, Canada, as well as a certificate of Circular Economy and Sustainability Strategies from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom.

Resources

How borates enhance refractory application

From metallurgy to glassmaking, borates can enhance production environments where refractories play an important role. Borates fight corrosion, act as sintering agents, and help offset harmful emissions.

Multi-beneficial borates for metalworking

Borates are essential, cost-effective additives that provide multiple benefits when used in metalworking fluid formulations. Learn more about borate additives and important considerations when selecting them for fluids.

Borates in Glass Manufacturing: Unbreakable Benefits, Unbeatable Versatility

Glass is an essential product for modern living, and glass manufacturers are working to build a sustainable path for the industry’s future.

Borates to control emissions: Reducing the friction of change

Global scientists are looking at all options for solutions to reduce energy consumption and emissions from vehicles. Borates play a vital role in optimizing engine efficiency and providing cleaner vehicle operations.

Never Another Chernobyl: Boron in Nuclear Energy Helps Ensure Safety

Nuclear energy today is safer than ever, in no small part due to the beneficial properties of boron for containing nuclear reactions.

Early use of borax in ceramics and enamels

The art of enameling began to take form in the early Byzantine era, but borax was not used in the frits applied to metals until the middle of the 18th century. The early borate-containing frits were colored ground glass used almost entirely for decorative purposes, and then in small quantities.

Boron: Stabilizing the world’s most powerful permanent magnets

Discover the surprising role of boron in creating the powerful permanent magnets that drive everything from your earbuds to wind turbines. Dive into the fascinating story behind the magnets that make modern technology possible.