Material Science & Technology

Jellybeans – a sweet decoration for redundant circuits and computer pages, Engineers show that candy-shaped quantum dots create more breathing space inside a qubit-filled microchip. The silicon wafers of future...

Intense laser light can induce magnetism in solids on the attosecond scale – the fastest magnetic (Intense lasers magnetize solids within attoseconds) response to date. That is the finding reached...

Advanced photon sources with nanoscale platinum grains open new ways to help hydrogen economy. Researchers at Argonne and Stanford University used bright X-rays to understand the factors necessary for hydrogen production....

Battery: Mystery Layer Passivation Discovered, KIT researchers have defined the chemical structure and electrodes of lithium-ion batteries. In our daily life, lithium-ion batteries have become an important thing. They work only...

The low melting point of nanoparticles and the high melting point of bulk silver allow the thermoelectric module to operate in a wide range of operating temperatures. Silver Nanoparticles Trigger...

Researchers from the Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT) at the National University of Singapore have developed a new method to precisely arrange rubidium atoms in lattices (Scientists achieve the modern...

The addition of titanium makes the lighter work better, get more energy from the heat. When fossil fuels, but also biofuels, burn, a large part of the energy is lost in...

A newly developed nanocomposite hydrogel for large-scale hydrogen production. New type of Photocatalytic Floating Platform of Hydrogel Nanocomposites succeeds in hydrogen evolution reaction, even using waste plastic. A researcher of...

A self-assembled crystal structure discovered by researchers using targeted assembly techniques, researchers from Cornell's Department of Materials Science and Engineering discovered more than 20 new self-assembled crystal structures, none of...

The new smart device works from light and electricity developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo, making it the first to respond to two different stimuli. The unique design...