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Jon Evans looks back over materials science in 2020.
A dark form of aluminium oxide could help improve solar receivers while making them cheaper
Muddy deposits of polluting lead in old batteries can be recycled to help generate renewable energy
Sheets of cells that can regenerate blood vessels and be sculpted magnetically could advance bone tissue engineering
Keratin helps the formation of gold nanoclusters which have potential for medical imaging and therapeutic applications
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new technologies aim to capture useful raw metals and materials from waste and by-products for sustainable reuse
Materials scientist, Steve Eichhorn believes cellulose could hold the key to a sustainable, low-carbon future
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Korean researchers investigate degradation of commercial materials in soil and seawater
Addition of titanium carbide-based materials significantly reduces friction and wear
Scientists have uncovered the mechanisms that cause a mixture of cornstarch and water known as ‘oobleck’ to switch between a liquid and a solid.