Materials news, November 2010

Bringing x-rays back to the lab

Anti-materials: trapping and studying anti-hydrogen

Next state of quantum matter

Nano-thermometry

Growing artificial bone

The catalyst buried deep within

Quantum effects help reduce waste

Hydrogen generation

Concrete revolutionises road construction

Solar cell acts as an artificial leaf

Putting hydrogen into the framework

Polymer photovoltaics may rival semiconductor-based cells

Photoresists become transparent

Innovation prize for solar cells

Research organisation Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, based in Freiburg, Germany, has won the European Association of Research and Technolog

Atomising course in March

The 2011 atomising course run by Perdac and Sheffield-based Atomising Systems Ltd (ASL is to be held in Central Manchester, UK, on 3-4 March.