Two-dimensional sheets of boron one atom thick have unique electronic properties.
27 June 2016Cordelia Sealy
Scientists have made ultra-thin solar cells from gallium arsenide that are flexible enough to wrap around the average pencil.
24 June 2016
Novel combinatorial libraries of nanoparticles can allow the rapid screening of millions of different nanoparticles for specific properties.
24 June 2016
Charge density waves induced at the interfaces between layers of ferromagnetic and superconducting materials extend deeply into superconducting regions.
24 June 2016
Scientists have uncovered a unifying connection between seemingly unrelated materials that exhibit extreme magnetoresistance.
22 June 2016
Using a supercomputer, scientists have managed to produce an accurate model showing how superconductivity develops in cuprates.
22 June 2016
When layered perovskites are stretched or compressed, their electrical polarization does not increase as expected but instead goes away completely.
21 June 2016
Scientists have developed a novel tri-layer metasurface solar absorber comprising a layer of amorphous carbon sandwiched between thin gold films.
20 June 2016
Scientists have created complex 2D and 3D structures, including a cube and a prism, made from DNA and nanoparticles.
20 June 2016
Read about the event at IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid, Spain, which will honor Professor Subra Suresh.
17 June 2016
By electroplating a nanofiber polymer mat, scientists have produced an ultrathin film that is both transparent and highly conductive.
17 June 2016
Neutron and X-ray studies have revealed that an elusive massless particle known as a Weyl fermion could exist in an osmium-based material.
15 June 2016
Graphene-based wearable patch provides noninvasive blood glucose monitoring for diabetic patients.
14 June 2016Cordelia Sealy
Register for the workshop here.
13 June 2016
A highly flexible OLED with excellent efficiency uses graphene as a transparent electrode between layers of titanium dioxide and a conducting polymer.
10 June 2016
The orbital movement of electrons, rather than electron spin, is the driving force behind the strong magnetism of a metallic material.
8 June 2016
A new material comprising alternating layers of molybdenum boride and aluminum can form its own corrosion-resistant coating.
2 June 2016