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Materials news, November 2014

Encapsulating SiC nanoparticles in graphene prevents agglomeration in metal matrix composites.

28 November 2014Cordelia Sealy

Quick, efficient, and sustainable synthesis of inorganic nanomaterials using bacteria.

28 November 2014Cordelia Sealy

A forum for novel research featuring the important role of mechanics in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary areas of science.

27 November 2014Laney Zhou

Swellable titanium carbide for cyclable capacitave energy storage.

25 November 2014David Bradley

Customized structures that offset ultrasound distortion.

25 November 2014

Confined surface phonon polaritons inhexagonal boron nitride exhibit unique metamaterial properties.

25 November 2014

Gradient adhesives ensures joined parts stay joined.

24 November 2014

New polarizing filter that allows in more light, leading the way for mobile device displays.

24 November 2014

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20 November 2014Dominique Korporaal

A new approach for transferring thin film semiconductor films made from MoS2 onto substrates.

20 November 2014Laurie Donaldson

See your image on the cover of Nano Today in 2015.

18 November 2014Stewart Bland

Separating of molybdenum disulfide monolayers.

18 November 2014David Bradley

A new technique to help produce more reliable and robust next generation photonic chips.

17 November 2014

Self-doped superconductors at room temperature.

17 November 2014David Bradley

Confirming the workings of an emerging class of materials.

14 November 2014

Scientists have made the first direct observations of a one-dimensional boundary separating two different, atom-thin materials.

10 November 2014

From 27–30th October, 350 delegates, from over 30 countries, gathered at the Hilton hotel in Clearwater, FL for NuMAT 14.

10 November 2014Baptiste Gault

A new way to measure the mechanical properties of soft contact lenses has been proposed by researchers at Georgia Tech.

5 November 2014Laurie Winkless

Your next filling may be 3D-printed, if the work from researchers at University Hospital Würzburg in Germany reaches maturity.

5 November 2014Laurie Winkless

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4 November 2014

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4 November 2014Zara Preston

At the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), two photons were made to interact strongly using an ultra-thin glass fibre.

3 November 2014

The Journal of the European Ceramic Society is pleased to announce that financial support for projects is now available from the JECS Trust.

3 November 2014Jelena Petrovic

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