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This is the key to creating new materials.
US scientists have created a self-healing material within 24 hours inspired by the werewolf Wolverine character.
Programmable self-transforming materials can help create implantable medical devices capable of self-deploying within the body at arbitrary speeds.
Wood is a durable and flexible material, but it can rot, be eaten by insects and block light. Glass is not much better, they are easy to tank and cannot effectively bloc…
Just one button, the entire window on the car or window, ... will quickly transform from transparent to completely black glass.
US scientists have found a substitute for titanium in medical implants with four times the strength.
While a paper-thin computer is still a dream for each of us, but with a new material, such computers are still too thick.
By cutting-edge technology, people are creating countless materials with many different features.
This new method of metal production is a precursor to the creation of effective self-cleaning materials and never to be corroded.
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
Iron nitride - a magnetic material that meets the needs of flexible energy storage devices but is smaller, lighter and more durable than before.
Synthetic metal foams (CMFs) can be the ideal material for the birth of a new generation of thinner, lighter, but more durable armor.
Not only artificial skin or prostheses, scientists have now created artificial muscles for humans.
US researchers have developed a super-hard steel that shields meteorite satellites or drills through the strongest layers of rock.
Nano-structure researchers at Harvard University have successfully developed a new material that is capable of zooming in, zooming out and customizing the hardness of on…