Durable, light and firm: Three properties help create new materials
Two engineers at the University of California, San Diego have identified three characteristics of biological materials that they believe engineers must do well to compet…
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Two engineers at the University of California, San Diego have identified three characteristics of biological materials that they believe engineers must do well to compet…
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory - ORNL (Tennessee, USA) developed a solid electrolyte to replace flammable substances used in lithium-ion batteries.
The scientists used one of the simplest and most unusual materials to create the latest and thinnest component in electronic devices: paper.
PUMA sportswear maker has announced the launch of a new range of products that can be recycled or biodegradable under the generic name InCycle.
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Dutch architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars has announced plans to build a building using D-Shape, a 3D printer.
Duke University engineers are working on transplanting an atomic carbon array with polymer resin to create uniform materials with diverse applications, including artific…
The CBN, also known as Elbor, has a number of outstanding advantages, especially its hardness that goes beyond diamonds.
For many years now, scientists around the world have developed a number of technologies that allow for recharging in an environmentally friendly way, such as recharging…
Hyperstealth Biotech Canada has just developed a camouflage fabric that can make the wearer invisible.
If you are afraid of the dark do not worry, a French company will have solutions for you - curtains and bed linen glow.
Researchers from Spain's Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and a private company have patented a new material for making braces.
Japan's Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) has announced a plastic cover that could soon replace the glass screen of smartphones and tablets.
The collisions between the particles inside the atomic crusher machine called Large Particle Accelerator (LHC) seem to have created a new kind of material.