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Elastic polymer conflict resolved to help reduce plastic pollution
tissue-like sheets of human tendon cells and magnetic nanoparticles enable the study of the effects of inflammation in tendon disorders
Understanding how the mechanism by which mussels produce their glue
By developing a way to highly entangle polymer chains, researchers have managed to produce an elastomer that is both stiff and tough.
Colloidal crystals that mimic the nanostructure of opals can visibly and continuously document the temperature in the environment over a defined period.
A new measurement technique has revealed that a single carbon fiber is more electrically conductive in the direction parallel to its length.