New invisible material created by light
Invisibility cloak may not yet come true, but a method of creating light-based materials can be used in the near future to create this type of cloak.
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Invisibility cloak may not yet come true, but a method of creating light-based materials can be used in the near future to create this type of cloak.
In the past, scientists have successfully fabricated metamaterials heavier than air three times as hard as steel, known as aerogels.
Professor Hosoi's metamaterial can be used to invent transformative surgical robots.
Researchers from Cambridge University recently created a high-temperature superconductor with the ability to create a magnetic field of 17.6 Tesla.
Scientists from the Medical University of Tomsk in Russia's Siberian region have developed a technology that allows the production of sanitary products from peat mos…
A team of architects is experimenting with robots equipped with 3D printers, with the ability to operate flexibly to replace people in building large architectures.
The anode of Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries is usually made of graphite (graphite) but many believe that the performance of this material has reached its limit.
Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed long-life organic batteries that are made from cheap and environmentally friendly components.
The UK-based design firm Arup recently announced that it has developed a new 3D printing technology that is capable of creating structural steel structures that can be u…
Audi said it will soon adopt springs in the suspension system made from lightweight synthetic materials on upcoming models.
Through the process of studying the octopus species, scientists have found many interesting things and applied them to science and technology, creating amazing innovatio…
Researchers at Harvard University have developed a 3D printing technique to create a light but very rigid cell mix using epoxy resins.
Researchers have developed a material with a different ruler size and features lightweight, hard and robust - that can be used in 3D printing.
Korean researchers have successfully developed a new material that can absorb radioactive cesium dissolved in soil or polluted water with 40 times more efficiency than c…
A team of researchers working at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden recently developed a method that makes cellulose fibers hard as steel in terms…