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ivory substitute can be printed into complex three-dimensional structures using additive manufacturing
Innovative way to reduce the band gap in cheaper and non-toxic tin-based oxide semiconductors
mass distribution at the nanoscale is important for water-filtration performance
New phenomenon discovered for half-auxetic materials
instead of recycling, PET can be transformed into a useful sorbent material for removal of insecticides from water
surface topography of the pitcher plant creates the right conditions for insects to slip into its trap
Synthetic collagen could offer controlled-release drug delivery and tissue engineering
Biosensing platform detects Covid-19 antibodies in seconds
porous iron has great potential as a scaffold for bone repair
Bio-based, luminescent, water-resistant wood film for lighting
Using ultrafast laser pulses, researchers were able to observe subtle transitions between the insulating and conducting properties of chromium oxides.
By applying strain to a monolayer semiconductor, researchers managed to produce chiral valley-polarized light at room temperature.
Using a novel gel, engineers can grow tiny replicas of the pancreas called pancreatic organoids, using either healthy or cancerous pancreatic cells.
Researchers have developed a novel etching process for fabricating features and patterns on 2D materials like graphene at near atomic resolution.
Researchers have discovered a universal descriptor for indicating which electrolytes are best paired with organic actives in redox flow batteries.
When cesium, copper and zinc oxide are brought together in a certain configuration they can catalyze the conversion of carbon dioxide to ethanol.
A study that revealed previously unrecognized properties of silicon crystals also uncovered new information about neutrons and a fifth force of nature.
By synthesizing the first 1D cuprate that can be doped, scientists have uncovered an unexpectedly strong nearest-neighbor attraction between electrons.
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