Materials

Graphene foam sensor could enable better, detection of hazardous gases

06 Mar 2012

“Negative refraction” opens avenue to new products and industries

28 Feb 2012

“Negative refraction” opens avenue to new products and industries

24 Feb 2012

Research finding has materials scientists entering new territory

23 Feb 2012

Technology can control the composition and structure of nanowires as they grow

22 Feb 2012

Nano shish kebabs control pore size in buckypaper

18 Feb 2012

Liquid batteries could level the load

Liquid batteries could level the load

15 Feb 2012

MIT researchrs report progress towards inexpensive grid-scale batteries that could help make intermittent renewable energy sources viable

Unusual 'collapsing' iron superconductor sets record for its class

13 Feb 2012

Materials for first optical fibres with high-speed electronic function developed

09 Feb 2012

Revealing how a battery material works

By By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 08 Feb 2012

Turning heat into power

By By David L Chandler, MIT News Office | 07 Feb 2012

Graphene electronics moves into a third dimension

Graphene electronics moves into a third dimension

04 Feb 2012

One of many potential applications of graphene is its use as the basic material for computer chips instead of silicon, which has caught the attention of major chip makers, including IBM, Samsung, Texas Instruments and Intel

How spider webs achieve their strength

How spider webs achieve their strength

By By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 03 Feb 2012

It’s not just the strength of the silk itself, a new study finds; the silk’s way of stretching and the structure of the whole web help it resist damage.

Growing graphene at room temperature

By By Katherine Bourzac | 03 Feb 2012

ORNL microscopy reveals 'atomic antenna' behaviour in graphene

02 Feb 2012

Tool determines value of solar photovoltaic power systems

02 Feb 2012

Disappearing gold a boon for nanolattices

30 Jan 2012

Berkeley Lab to develop novel materials for hydrogen storage

Berkeley Lab to develop novel materials for hydrogen storage

By By Julie Chao | 28 Jan 2012

The biggest challenge with hydrogen-powered fuel cells lies in understanding how to store enough hydrogen safely and cheaply to power a vehicle for 300 miles?  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory hopes to solve this problem by synthesising novel materials with high hydrogen adsorption capacities.

Metadynamics technique offers insight into mineral growth and dissolution

27 Jan 2012

Hacking the SEM: Crystal phase detection for nanoscale samples

25 Jan 2012

Metadynamics technique offers insight into mineral growth and dissolution

25 Jan 2012

Chemists find new material to remove radioactive gas from spent nuclear fuel

25 Jan 2012

Cooling semiconductor by laser light

Cooling semiconductor by laser light

24 Jan 2012

Researchers discover new method for cooling semiconductors by heating it using laser light

Watching a gas turn superfluid

By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 20 Jan 2012

Developing power-over-fiber communications cable

18 Jan 2012

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