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Showcasing the achievements of leading labs in materials science.
Jon Evans looks back over materials science in 2020.
Stretching a 2D material called strontium titanate causes crystalline defects to organize into periodic structures that enhance its electronic properties.
Researchers have adapted a flash Joule heating method for producing graphene so it can instead recycle valuable metals from electronic waste.
The MPIF says that the proceedings of its PowderMet2021, AMPM2021 and Tungsten, Refractory & Hardmaterials 2021 conferences are now available for purchase.
Harper International has launched a new lab-scale rotary furnace which can process materials on a smaller scale.
Hexcel Corporation has begun construction of its Center of Research & Technology (R&T) Excellence located in West Valley City, Utah.
Sicomin says that bio-based epoxy infusion resin has been used to make the largest yacht hull to be infused with bio-resins.
By engineering electron donor and electron acceptor materials, researchers can overcome a key loss mechanism in organic solar cells.
Researchers have discovered a complex landscape of electronic states that can co-exist on a novel non-magnetic kagome superconductor.
Lanxess has developed a new composite made from natural flax fibers and bio-based polylactic acid.
The MPIF has released details of a new self-study course covering powder metallurgy and particulate materials processing.
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