In a recent article, researchers examined the wear and corrosion of titanium alloy spinal implants in vivo, revealing their high tissue compatibility and impact on implant stability over time.
In a new review, researchers examine how cooling rates impact the microstructure and properties of magnesium alloys, highlighting the benefits of rapid cooling on strength and corrosion resistance.
In a recent article published in Materials, researchers demonstrated the chemical plating of a Ni-B-PTFE nanocomposite on 2A12 aluminum alloy, enhancing wear and corrosion resistance for textile industry applications.
In a recent article published in Nanomaterials, researchers demonstrated the fabrication of ultrathin platinum-gadolinium (PtGd) alloy films for resistive hydrogen gas sensing, showcasing enhanced hydrogen sensing capabilities of rare earth metals.
In a recent article in Nanomaterials, researchers demonstrated how WMoTaNb high-entropy alloy can reinforce laser-cladding 316L stainless steel, significantly enhancing its hardness and wear resistance.
In a study published in the Journal of Materials Research and Technology, researchers proposed a method to control grain size and improve the high-temperature durability of Al-Cu-Mg-Ag alloy, finding that specific annealing conditions significantly enhance alloy performance.
In a study published in Science, researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE) collaborated with research groups from China’s University of Electronic Science and Technology and Fudan University to create a fatigue-free ferroelectric material based on sliding ferroelectricity.
In a recent study published in Scientific Reports, researchers explored the use of bio-based reducing agents for CO2-neutral ferrochromium production. The study highlights findings on the efficiency, energy consumption, and environmental impact of bio-based agents compared to traditional fossil-based methods and discusses their potential to significantly reduce the metallurgical industry's carbon footprint.
Nanostructured high entropy alloys – metals made from a chaotic mix of several different elements – show a lot of promise for use in industries such as aerospace and automotive because of their strength and stability at high temperatures compared with regular metals. But they are expensive and energy-intensive to produce.
Tunable optical materials (TOMs) are revolutionizing modern optoelectronics. In integrated photonics circuits, precise control over the effective refractive index is crucial for unlocking groundbreaking applications.
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