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This week Dr Soraia Pimenta from Imperial College London spoke to Laurie Winkless about multiscale discontinuous composites.
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mineralized skeletons of sea urchins that are light and robust hold important clues for analyzing and designing artificial porous materials
A new algorithm that can accurately predict the mechanical behavior of glass at different temperatures could aid the discovery of new materials.
Micron-sized calcium silicate spheres can self-assemble to form solids that are stronger, harder, more elastic and more durable than Portland cement