Materials
Gel-like padding to help cells survive injection, heal spinal cord injuries being developed
25 Sep 2014
Rediscovered ceramic has potential in hypersonic flight
13 Sep 2014
A structural ceramic that can withstand temperatures three times hotter than lava shows promise in hypersonic air travel, say researchers
Ceramics don't have to be brittle
12 Sep 2014
The power of hidden patterns
By By David L. Chandler | MIT News Office | 05 Sep 2014
Interfaces within materials can be patterned as a means of controlling the properties of composites. By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office
Big data approach identifies Europe’s most dangerous human and domestic animal pathogens
04 Sep 2014
The birth of topological spintronics
06 Aug 2014
Nature’s strongest glue comes unstuck
21 Jul 2014
Engineers envision an electronic switch just three atoms thick
By By Tom Abate | Stanford Engineering | 01 Jul 2014
Super-stretchable yarn made from graphene
01 Jul 2014
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