Physical Sciences
Berkeley Lab researchers and the University of California have resolved the high-voltage mystery for one ferroelectric material.
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This webinar will help you comprehend how each technique works and how to go about selecting the instrument that best fits your sample, application, and detection requirements
Available on DemandStony Brook University researchers have developed a new way of predicting new superhard materials, which have many uses.
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Post-9/11, funding for radiation detection technology grew from $35M to $350M. LLNL examines the latest developments.
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The University of Utah is launching a six-year effort to conduct basic research aimed at developing new materials for many uses.
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The measurement of Poisson’s ratio can be a delicate matter.
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Berkeley has created a semiconductor nanocrystal coating capable of controlling heat from the sun while staying transparent.
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Purdue researchers are continuing work that could lead to safer steel structures such as buildings, bridges, and nuclear power plants.
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Neutron analysis has revealed unique atom-scale behavior of 'cobalt blue' that could answer questions about other materials.
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Two pulsed-power machines used to test the nation’s defenses against atomic weapons have surpassed 4,000 and 9,000 firings.
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Research will examine how plasmas interact with the walls of structures containing them and could lead to improvements in many areas.
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Emerging techniques for assessing physical properties of pharmaceuticals, personal care products, medical devices and packaging.
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