Researchers at the Technical University of Berlin, HZB, IMTEK (University of Freiburg), and Siemens Energy have developed a highly efficient alkaline membrane electrolyzer with performance comparable to widely used PEM electrolyzers. This achievement is significant as it replaces costly and rare iridium with affordable nickel compounds as the anode catalyst.
In a study published in Advanced Energy Materials, researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) developed a new method that could significantly increase the lifespan of aqueous zinc-ion batteries.
ARBURG and AIMPLAS have started an R&D collaboration that will enable the development of research in the field of materials for additive manufacturing with applications in areas such as medicine.
ARBURG provides AI...
South Korea's industrial 3D printing solution provider, InssTek, has seen significant global success with its metal 3D printing machine, MX-Lab, which continues to attract top universities and research institutions w...
Researchers demonstrate that light can alter the electric polarization within the relaxor’s domains in a matter of trillionths of a second in a study that was published in Nano Letters.
In a recent article published in Nature, researchers investigated plasticity to discover a balance between plasticity and buckling instability, termed "yield buckling." This approach enabled the design of metamaterials capable of sequential buckling in multiple steps while maintaining load-bearing capacity, combining stiffness and energy dissipation.
The TARPAULIFE Project is looking for more sustainable recyclable materials to replace the PVC-coated polyester tarpaulins commonly used in lorries and coverings. As a result, a production plant for these fabrics wi...
A joint research team led by Professors Yeon Sik Jung and Inkyu Park, along with teams from Hanbat National University and the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, has successfully created "bismuth telluride (Bi2Te3) thermoelectric fibers."
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.
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