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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
Researchers have created a new ultra-thin two-layer material with quantum properties that normally require rare earth elements.
A novel imaging technology that compresses light into a tiny spot can reveal previously invisible details about nanomaterials, including colors.
Researchers have used multiple different microscopy techniques to reveal why perovskite materials are so tolerant of defects in their structure.
Sunlight can contract the space between atomic layers in 2D perovskites, improving the material’s photovoltaic efficiency by up to 18%.
A novel organic battery with a wood-based electrode and a new type of water-based electrolyte has demonstrated record energy storage.
Researchers have discovered that firing a brief pulse of mid-infrared laser light at quantum dots can stop them from blinking.
Researchers have reported the first measurements of the ultra-low-friction behavior of a 2D material known as magnetene.
Researchers turned an inert 2D material into a chemically active catalytic support by covering it in tiny holes filled with precious metal atoms.
Using waste biomass as an environmentally friendly alternative
Removing tiny irregularities in local densities can help prevent the atomic 'avalanches' that cause glassy materials to transform into crystal.
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