By growing polymer chains on membranes, researchers have greatly enhanced their efficiency at removing carbon dioxide from mixed gases.
Researchers have developed a way to engineer the surfaces of materials that makes them both hydrophilic and very slippery.
A new technique can reveal how materials respond – at the nanoscale and in near-real time – when they are scratched, indented or experience shear stress.
energy efficient process uses bacteria to produce bone-like porous CaCO3-based composites
Using artificial intelligence, researchers have designed random heteropolymers that can mimic many of the properties of natural proteins.
Using amyloid silk hybrid proteins, researchers have created fibers that are stronger and tougher than some natural spider silks.