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Crystalline materials news, September 2022

For the first time, researchers have worked out how to 3D-print a particularly strong form of stainless steel.

30 September 2022
Oxide layers reflect on infrared radiation

A novel nanophotonic material made from oxide layers can control the flow of infrared radiation and withstand high temperatures in air.

29 September 2022

Researchers have developed a colloidal synthesis method for producing alkaline-earth chalcogenide nanocrystals wth defined sizes.

26 September 2022

Researchers have discovered that the nanoscale events that occur at the surface of metals when they’re deformed can predict their fatigue strength.

23 September 2022

A new design principle can predict whether metallic compounds are likely to host topological states that arise from strong electron interactions.

22 September 2022

High-quality cathode material made from sodium

22 September 2022Laurie Donaldson

Researchers have unexpectedly discovered that iron-germanium crystals with a kagome lattice display both magnetism and charge density waves.

21 September 2022

For the first time, researchers have used electron microscopy to observe the unique microstructure of a novel, lead-free ferroelectric material.

16 September 2022

Researchers have discovered why friction and wear are reduced when two metal surfaces slide against each other at very high speeds.

12 September 2022

Researchers have discovered that stress gradients in a solid electrolyte that affect the passage of ions can lead to the failure of solid-state batteries.

9 September 2022

Researchers unexpectedly discovered that a nanoparticle they developed can exhibit superfluorescence at both room temperature and regular intervals.

6 September 2022

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