Material Science & Technology

For a long time, it was suspected that Fullerene and its derivatives could be released into the atmosphere. They are large carbon particles in the shape of soccer balls, salad...

Due to the global trend of electric vehicles, the demand for next-generation batteries, Carbon fiber sheets for long-lasting electric vehicle batteries with higher capacity and faster charging than the current...

An international team of scientists is developing an irreversible nanomaterial that they believe could one day become vaporizable electronics ('Inkable' nanomaterials promise huge benefits for bendable electronics) for displays and...

As part of new advances in nano- and micro-fabrication, Caltech engineers have developed a new material that consists of many microscopic nodes connected together. Knots make the material stronger than...

Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have successfully wrapped gold atoms (Bind rows of metal atoms into nanofiber bundles) between individual fibers in bundles of transition metal chalcogenide nanofibers. By exposing...

An international team of researchers has developed a new method to improve the durability (Improved durability of low-cost solar cells made from nanocrystals) of inverted perovskite solar cells - an...

A team from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and Florida State University has developed a new prototype for a solid state battery that does not rely on specific chemical...

Dust is a common thing in life, and it's not just a daily annoyance - it can get into machines and equipment, causing loss of performance or breakdown. Researchers from the...

Empa researchers have studied the remains (Researchers studied the health risks of graphene residues) of plastic waste containing graphene. Conclusion of the study: The components of the light can take...

Putting the soda bottle or disposables in the recycling center does not guarantee that it will be turned into something new. Scientists at Rice University are trying to solve this...