Material Science & Technology

Nanoscale coatings with mechanical properties play an important role in many sensory, electronic and photo applications. An international research team - coordinated by Leibniz IPHT in Jena, Germany - succeeded...

Transistors that can switch properties are important in the development of tomorrow's semiconductors. As standard transistors are approaching the limit of their size, having more work and the number of...

ETH researchers have developed an antenna for a light source using a rare material of semiconductor material. In the future, nanoscale LEDs and lasers can be successfully manufactured in this...

Identify the characteristics of band topology in amorphous thin films the team conducted experiments and model calculations on thin films of amorphous iron-tin. In recent years, scientists have studied special materials...

As we move into a world where human-computer interaction becomes more and more important, pressure sensors that can monitor and mimic human touch may become increasingly desirable. One of the challenges...

Kobe University has announced that a research team from the Graduate School of Engineering consisting of NEGORO Hiromasa (a master's student at the time of this research), Professor SUGIMOTO Hiroshi...

Diamond has become the go-to material for quantum sensing because of its cooperative nitrogen atmosphere, controlled rotation, sensitivity to magnetic fields, and ability to be used at room temperature. With...

An international team of researchers, led by Professor Yu Zou (MSE), is using electrical fields to control the movement of particles. This work has important implications for improving the properties...

Good space. Hello metasurface! Said metasurfaces could help build thinner optical systems in the future, increasing functionality. The problem: Traditional manufacturing processes can often produce very small meta-surfaces, less than...

Researchers have 3D printed the world's smallest wine glass - almost invisible to the naked eye - with a rim smaller than the width of a human hair. But the...