Materials
For first time, researchers measure forces that align crystals and help them snap together
29 Apr 2017
RIL in pact with Germany’s Resysta to manufacture recyclable wood
27 Apr 2017
The material is a key innovation that was needed to address the crisis of shrinking rainforests, as well as the inferior quality of wood composite products that were used before
Graphene Flagship researches create thin film transistors printed with layered materials
08 Apr 2017
Materials may lead to self-healing smartphones
04 Apr 2017
Sustainable ceramics without a kiln
28 Feb 2017
New pop-up strategy inspired by cuts, not folds
27 Feb 2017
Sound-shaping super-material invented
27 Feb 2017
Engineers design origami shield to stop bullets
21 Feb 2017
Designing new materials from 'small' data
20 Feb 2017
Researchers engineer 'thubber,' a stretchable rubber that packs a thermal conductive punch
14 Feb 2017
Nano-level lubricant tuning improves material for electronic devices and surface coatings
13 Feb 2017
Cooling without an air conditioner
13 Feb 2017
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