New anti-fake material from butterfly wings
Inspired by the color change on the wings of the Pierella luna butterfly, American scientists have created a special material that varies in color from perspective.
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Inspired by the color change on the wings of the Pierella luna butterfly, American scientists have created a special material that varies in color from perspective.
Recently a team of scientists in the US has successfully developed nano-diamond fiber.
NASA announces the birth of a new material state called Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC).
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new cement formula that uses a reasonable ratio of material composition.
Chinese experts have recently found a way to make a sticky adhesive in the water.
Researchers at the US Department of Energy have recently worked out a way to collect carbon black from old tires to turn into better-performing materials for lithium-ion…
Anti-counterfeiting security technologies such as 3-dimensional virtual images are currently being used on money and product stamps can still be copied.
Russian experts have developed a material that can be successfully used in all eye surgeries.
A team of materials scientists led by Professor Scott Mao from the University of Pittsburgh has successfully transformed pure metal atoms into glass.
US scientists have created artificial systems that mimic octopus and squid camouflage by changing the color of the environment.
The tendency to use small homes is quite common in the community. So a team from the New York-based design firm launched a mobile home called Taku Tanku.
Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new, transparent material such as solar-focused glass that can be fitted to windows.
US researchers have created a new robot, capable of shaping and crawling without human intervention.
Experts at the University of Sheffield have created a low-cost, cost-effective solar cell that can cover all surfaces like paint.