India successfully developed alloys for missiles
Indian scientists have successfully developed a special alloy with a major component of titanium that significantly reduces the cost of manufacturing the missile.
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Indian scientists have successfully developed a special alloy with a major component of titanium that significantly reduces the cost of manufacturing the missile.
The research was done by a coalition of scientists from the University of California, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the California Institute of Technolo…
Yves Chabal of the University of Texas at San Francisco, USA, and researcher Santanu Chaudhuri, Washington State University, have discovered that using titanium aluminum…
Engineers at Case Western Reserve University in the United States have built an electrochemical battery that uses plasma as an electrode instead of metal.
Japanese scientists have successfully built lithium-ion batteries without the use of rare earth metals.
Scientists working at New York University (NYU), the United States believe they can create materials that are self-replicating, based on new research.
US researchers have discovered a completely new technology that separates gold, silver, copper from the rocks and ores, with a recovery rate of approximately 100 percent.
How to subtly recreate human fragile brains by synthesizing solid metals and silicon?
Researchers working at the University of Cincinnati, USA have developed a sensor that provides quick feedback regarding the presence and concentration of heavy metals, e…
US scientists have found that lithium-ion batteries or nickel metal hydride batteries are often degraded during operation as they are charged and discharged quickly.
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.
Recently a group of researchers has succeeded in making a metallic glass with incredible hardness and plasticity even when compressed.
US scientists make the glass tough and durable than any material that people know.
Researchers in Japan have created an alloy with properties similar to palladium, a precious metal used in many high-tech products.
The discovery of American scientists about metals capable of absorbing and storing infinite sunlight can make a breakthrough in solar technology.