Researchers Cutler Phillippe, Francesco Panerai, and Laura Villafañe Roca of the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology explored the fiber-scale characteristics of parachute textiles and linked them to larger-scale behavior through computed tomography scans. Their research was published in the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Journal.
A research team from Kumamoto University has effectively created a novel method for producing switchable magnetic materials by employing hydrogen bonding at the molecular level.
In a study published in ChemSusChem, Worcester Polytechnic Institute researchers propose that treating iron with the electrolyte additive silicate could result in a high-performance alkaline battery anode.
A group of researchers from the Jinling Institute of Technology (China), led by Yuan Zhao, examined the potential of a Fe-N-C catalyst using dual nitrogen sources in a study published in Frontiers in Energy in October 2024.
A ferroelectric material that can gradually evolve due to photons from light pulses striking the material exhibits unexpected adaptive behavior, according to a study published in Advanced Materials by Argonne researchers.
Including microorganisms in biodegradable plasticulture products for farmland is a solution that enables these environmental probiotics to enter the soil as the product degrades, which promotes an increase in crop capacity and efficiency without the need to add chemicals to the soil.
SoFab Inks, a supplier of specialty materials used in perovskite manufacturing, has introduced a new high-performance, low-cost electron transport layer (ETL), designed to enhance the durability and manufacturability of perovskite solar cells.
In a study that was published in ACS Applied Electronic Materials, the research team led by Professor Yang Xiaoping at the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science’s High Magnetic Field Laboratory found a controllable and tunable monoatomic layer two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) localized at the heterointerface.
In a recent article published in Scientific Reports, researchers evaluated the tribological parameters of aluminum hybrid composites infused with graphite and boron carbide, demonstrating their potential for enhanced hardness and wear resistance.
The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) has welcomed its 100th member with international aerospace leader ATI Inc. joining the University of Strathclyde’s Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC) as a Tier One Member, marking the beginning of a collaboration in advanced engineering and materials science that will support sustainable air travel.
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