Showcasing the achievements of leading labs in materials science.
novel, two-dimensional, single-crystalline ‘holey’ graphyne synthesized in a bottom-up approach
Using computer modeling, researchers hev shown that 2D polymer sheets can rise and rotate in spiral helices without the application of external power.
By removing contaminants, researchers have managed to get boron nitride nanotubes to assemble themselves into liquid crystals.
Using iron oxide nanoparticles, researchers have been able to control the orientation, and thus optical properties, of gold nanorods with a magnetic field.
Researchers have derived governing equations that describe and explain why adding liquid inclusions to elastomers gives them novel properties.
A novel method for growing thin-films of barium titanate with few defects could lead to more energy efficient electronic devices.
Researchers have found that adding the organometallic ferrocene to perovskite-based solar cells can dramatically increase their efficiency and stability.
Partnering with the Chinese Failure Analysis Institution (CFAI) of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (CMES)
