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New Theoretical Model Helps Predict Glass Stability During Use

Researchers have developed a unique theoretical model that gives a more improved description of crystallization in glass particles and one that can also be used for estimating its speed.

11 Jul 2019

New Technique Shows the Occurrence of Monolayer Phase in Organic Semiconductors

The electrical characteristics of dihexyl-quarterthiophene (DH4T) thin films typically rely on their structure.

9 Jul 2019

Patterns Formed by Self-Assembling Materials May be Useful in Optical Systems

Block copolymers are self-assembling materials that are capable of forming a wide range of regular and predictable patterns.

8 Jul 2019

Scientists Develop a New Method to Enhance Carbon Capture Through Metal-Organic Frameworks

Metal-organic frameworks, or MOFs, are considered as versatile compounds whose crystal structure contains nano-sized pores.

17 May 2019

Innovative Technique Causes Liquid Crystals to Develop an Anti-Ordered State

Generally, molecules in liquid crystals will automatically self-organize in a well-ordered manner.

15 Apr 2019

Researchers Work on Liquid Crystals to Deflect Laser Pointer Attacks on Aircraft

It is a dangerous prank to aim a laser beam at an aircraft. The unexpected flash of bright light can incapacitate the pilot, endangering the lives of all aboard.

1 Apr 2019

Researchers Discover Chiral Crystals Displaying Interesting Quantum Effects

An international team of scientists have revealed that specific classes of crystals with an asymmetry like biological “handedness,” called chiral crystals, may contain electrons that act in unpredictable ways.

21 Mar 2019

Study Shows Spiraling Crystals are a New State of Quantum Matter

Topological materials possess extraordinary, defect-resistant properties and are anticipated to be used in quantum computing, optics, electronics, and other domains. Now, the realization of these so-called materials has exposed a new field in materials discovery.

21 Mar 2019

Researchers Decode a Key Aspect of the Behavior of Perovskites Made with Different Formulations

The broad family of compounds—perovskites—shares a specific crystal structure. These compounds have attracted a significant amount of interest as new, promising solar-cell materials, thanks to their flexibility, low cost, and comparatively easy manufacturing process.

8 Feb 2019

Scientists Combine Metal Science and 3D Printing to Produce Stronger Crystal Materials

Materials scientists from Imperial College London have developed innovative artificial materials, which integrate people’s understanding of metals with 3D printing.

24 Jan 2019

Crystallography News

New Theoretical Model Helps Predict Glass Stability During Use

New Technique Shows the Occurrence of Monolayer Phase in Organic Semiconductors

Patterns Formed by Self-Assembling Materials May be Useful in Optical Systems

Scientists Develop a New Method to Enhance Carbon Capture Through Metal-Organic Frameworks

Innovative Technique Causes Liquid Crystals to Develop an Anti-Ordered State

Researchers Work on Liquid Crystals to Deflect Laser Pointer Attacks on Aircraft

Researchers Discover Chiral Crystals Displaying Interesting Quantum Effects

Study Shows Spiraling Crystals are a New State of Quantum Matter

Researchers Decode a Key Aspect of the Behavior of Perovskites Made with Different Formulations

Scientists Combine Metal Science and 3D Printing to Produce Stronger Crystal Materials

An Introduction to the Industrial Relevance of Powder Characterization

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Precise and Reliable Measurement of Thin Film Stacks with Automated Spectroscopic Ellipsometry—SENDURO®MEMS

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Crystallography News

1 Electronic Chip Mimics the Brain Using Light to Create and Alter Memories

2 Inter-Cluster and Intra-Cluster Dynamics of Thiolate-Protected Gold-Silver Alloys Revealed

3 Michelin & GM Develop New Generation of Airless Wheel Technology

4 New Theoretical Model Helps Predict Glass Stability During Use

5 Researchers Unveil How Soft Materials React to Deformation at Molecular Level

6 Researchers Uncover Reason for Shorter Lifetimes in Sodium Batteries

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