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A novel 3D printing technology can produce metallic glasses, such as an amorphous iron alloy, at larger scales than previously possible.
Scientists have shown that both the proportion and distribution of chemical groups at the surface of silica dictates how it interacts with water.
A new glass made from zinc and organic compounds has a better glass-forming ability than conventional silica-based glass.
Nanoparticle-decorated bioactive glass provides a scaffold for bone regrowth and the capacity for photothermal treatment to target tumor cells.
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