Computation and theory

Polymers go 2D

Researchers have developed a novel photopolymerization process for synthesizing two-dimensional polymers.

New study confirms battery benefits of anionic redox reaction

For the first time, researchers have directly observed the anionic redox reaction in a lithium-rich battery material with high energy density.

Quasicrystal from the first nuclear explosion is promising new material

high pressure shocks shown to lead to new forms of matter

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New study puts solid electrolytes in touch with electrodes

Researchers have shown how controlling the alignment of atoms at the surface of battery electrodes can enhance their interface with solid electrolytes.

Composites Part C: Open Access added to Scopus

New manufacturing process pushes vascular materials to the front

By utilizing 'frontal polymerization', researchers have shortened the manufacturing process for vascular materials from two days to two minutes.

Stable molten salts hold the key to solar storage

earth-abundant molten salt, based on seawater-derived sodium chloride, is stable enough to be used for solar thermal energy storage

New study rises to challenge of understanding heat-resistant materials

By combining experiments and computer simulations, researchers have found a way to determine what happens to refractory oxides at high temperatures.