2D materials are those that are made up entirely of their surface and are often only a single-atom thick.
By Kimberly Lawson
27 May 2016
In April, Grand View Research underscored just how big the aerospace materials market is becoming in a report that stated the aerospace plastics market alone will reach nearly $12 billion by 2022.
By Brett Smith
24 May 2016
Typically, oil is only thought about when it is initially used or at the moment that a breakdown could occur.
By Brett Smith
23 May 2016
From analyzing the composition of an unknown material, to scanning the heavens for signs of life, spectroscopy has a multitude of uses; some of which are already known and others are yet to be discovered.
By Brett Smith
17 May 2016
In order to ensure the safety of our drinking water, water filtration systems offer protection from various bacteria and other harmful products that may exist within our water supply.
By Benedette Cuffari
6 May 2016
Duke Energy is the largest electric power holding company in the United States, serving an estimated 7.2 million customers.
By Benedette Cuffari
5 May 2016
The term heavy metals refer to any metallic chemical element characterized by their relatively high density and potential to be toxic at low concentrations.
By Benedette Cuffari
4 May 2016
When the topic of heat treatment comes up, aluminum is not the first metal that comes to mind. Aluminum is considered a soft metal, but there are alloys of aluminum that respond to heat treatment in a similar manner to steel and other iron based metals.
By Keith Dinwiddie
23 Mar 2016
As the week of the MRS Fall Meeting and Exhibit 2015 in Boston, MA comes to a close, AZoM takes a look at the most exciting materials innovations covered across the symposia held over the course of the conference.
By Beth Ellison
4 Dec 2015
We have created 3D printers that print out digital shapes for us and now we have created printers that produce materials capable of assembling themselves.
By William Wassmer
2 Oct 2015