Hardwoods like steel can prevent bullets
The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.
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The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.
US scientists have successfully fabricated a ductile new material similar to a thin metal sheet but hard enough to prevent a bullet.
Before that, some dental materials used to cure tooth decay can cause some problems.
This discovery opens the door to making a lightweight, lightweight, 3X longer life span than what is commonly seen today.
This bizarre biology is made up of a multi-disciplinary team of over 40 partners, including Een TIl Een, GXN Sustainable Architecture, Kebony Wood Processing.
This intelligent fabric works by using electronic sensors that support textiles made of materials known under organic metal forms, also known as MOF.
A recently published study has revealed that a new type of polymer with high hardness and glass-like properties can recover itself by applying a slight pressure force.
From a molecule once thought to be impossible, graphene has become a marvelous material in physics and promises to change the electronics industry in the future.
To test the structure of cold-formed steel, a team of engineers came from the University. San Diego built a six-storey CFS steel building on a giant vibrating platform o…
The world's thinnest material, 200 times stiffer than steel, has been used by Inov-8 for making sport shoes.
Researchers have created a new synthetic material that can be used to make a special battery that can store solar energy and emit it at any time at the desired amount.
A team of researchers has developed an organic rubber-like material with high elasticity, which is interesting when stretching or compressing produces electricity.
A team of RMIT University researchers in Melbourne, Australia has successfully developed an ultra-thin 2D material with a thickness just equal to atoms.
Recently, a research team has developed 3D printing technology that produces stainless steel products, both hard and flexible.
Toshiba recently announced its next-generation high-capacity rechargeable battery (SCiB) technology, which is capable of fast charging at fast speeds.