Find out more about this years Reaxys PhD Prize winners.
26 October 2016
New electronic ‘paper’ is flexible, less than 1µm thick and can display a full range of colors, but requires 10 times less energy than a Kindle tablet.
26 October 2016
Find out how Materials Today is evolving.
24 October 2016Stewart Bland and Cordelia Sealy
A novel three-in-one instrument can correlate the flowability of soft ‘gooey’ materials with their underlying microstructure and composition.
14 October 2016
Reinforcing graphene nanoadditives increase strength of composites.
12 October 2016Cordelia Sealy
polymer nanoparticles carrying an immune-suppressing agent administered at the same time as biological drugs can attenuate immune response
11 October 2016Cordelia Sealy
By allowing peptides to continuously reorganize their sequences, scientists have produced a range of novel peptide-based materials.
11 October 2016
Chitosan biocompatible and biodegradable 3D scaffolds made by flocking.
11 October 2016Cordelia Sealy
Graphene-silicone rubber composites self-repair damage like cracks or fractures.
11 October 2016Cordelia Sealy
The Editors now welcome comprehensive articles and short communications reporting breakthrough discoveries and major technical achievements.
10 October 2016Stewart Bland
Read about Kytai Nguyen- the 2016 Embracing Challenge Award winner.
10 October 2016
Engineers have developed a new material made from hydroxyapatite and a biocompatible polymer for 3D printing bone implants.
6 October 2016
Scientists have used a range of modern materials, including carbon nanotubes, to create ultra-strong, powerful, shape-shifting yarns.
5 October 2016
A new material made of tiny cellulose nanofibers could replace potentially harmful absorbent materials in diapers and sanitary products.
5 October 2016