Materials news, May 2013

Organic polymers show sunny potential

3D images in free space

Diamonds and nanotubes find common ground on graphene

Crystal-clear method for distinguishing between glass and fluids

RS Technik and Dow team up to market CIPP technology

The Dow Chemical Company and RS Technik have established a global marketing alliance to promote RS Technik's cured in place pipe (CIPP) technology for the

21st century alchemy

Electrons protected from scattering in topological insulators

A quantum simulator for magnetic materials

Optical processing with nanoparticle arrays

A flexible, transparent electrode material based on graphene

New technique to grow semiconductor thin films

Infrared sensing using nanoantennae

Inkjet printing with graphene

Iron-platinum alloys could improve data storage

Add boron for better batteries

New method for iron-platinum alloy manufacture

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have now found a new and easier way to make iron-platinum alloys with an ordered crystal structure.

Irish researchers design alloy with higher X-ray visibility

Engineers from the Materials and Surface Science Institute (MSSI) at the University of Limerick, Ireland, have invented a new metal alloy designed to make

Catching graphene butterflies

A new kind of friction

Hydrogels as measurement platforms

Engineered biomaterial could improve success of medical implants

Brighter nanoscale alloys

Using clay to grow bone

Invisibility cloak for thermal flow

Biomaterial shows promise for diabetes treatment

A giant leap to polymer solar cell commercialization?

Improving quality control of lithium-ion batteries

Graphene quantum dots to detect humidity and pressure

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Winners announced

Controlling chirality in carbon nanotubes

Improved organic thermoelectrics

Graphene and friends could harness the Sun’s energy

New, old way to purify carbon nanotubes

Bug’s view inspires digital camera

Top 10 Materials News from April 2013

New super-resolution optical microscopy technique

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