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Creating a graphene-like material that is semiconductor will open many excellent applications in digital technology.
The successful 3D printing uses the world's lightest material - graphene aerogel promises to open a new chapter for the material industry.
In material science, you should never underestimate the power of an object, although it seems very small.
Japanese and Chinese scientists have found that electronics-making materials consume very little energy, mobile phones made of this material may not need to be charged.
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new metal that promises to change the car, aircraft, and spacecraft industry.
The strange looking objects you see in the image above are frozen kerosene droplets, and do you see that they are making rectangles, triangles, and even polygons?
Graphene - the thinnest and strongest metamaterial in the world to date - even
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a super-thin, ultra-light and ultra-durable material.
When the wound is in the correct position of the joint, the medical patch will always peel off. In the future, this will never happen again.
A synthetic material that simulates the process of using sunlight to produce oxygen and hydrogen in ways similar to plant photosynthesis that has been successfully devel…
New material developed by researchers in the UK is used to create the most accurate atomic clock.
Chinese scientists have discovered a lightweight material, such as balloons, but solid metal, which could be used to make bulletproof military uniforms and tank covers.
This anti-rust material can help Chinese warships achieve higher speed and mobility than their opponents.
Scientists are working on a new project that promises to create a record melting material. It can survive even being thrown into the heart of the Earth, where temperatur…
The Dutch construction company VolkerWessels is experimenting with a new material that is more recyclable and sustainable than traditional asphalt.