At the end of 2017, there will be smartphones using diamond screens
A technology company is expected to produce a diamond screen for mobile devices later this year.
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A technology company is expected to produce a diamond screen for mobile devices later this year.
Stanford scientists created a three-atom-wide wire with self-aligning diamond crystals.
A team of researchers in Australia makes rare diamonds even harder than real diamonds in nature.
Steeped in the 2016 World Mobile Games in Shanghai, China.
This diamond-shaped branch intersection is likely to be the solution for future transport networks.
Scientists at the University of Vienna in Austria have made the world's most rigid material, called carbyne, with the most advanced technology.
US researchers have developed a super-hard steel that shields meteorite satellites or drills through the strongest layers of rock.
A group of British scientists are working on cement that can withstand the harmful effects of nuclear waste for thousands of years.
US researchers have developed a method to produce a diamond-like carbon without high temperatures or pressures.
Novosibirsk scientists have made super-durable materials from diamond with a special structure.
Recently a team of scientists in the US has successfully developed nano-diamond fiber.
As diamonds are known, diamonds are made up of carbon atoms under very high temperatures and pressures in nature.
To own a diamond inlaid vest with anti-stain and bulletproof properties as in the movie James Bond, you need to spend huge amounts, up to $ 3.2 million.
Russian scientists have learned how to make ultra-thin diamonds. Building on that carbon nanostructures will produce a new generation of electronics that is much more re…