Materials Science
By mixing biochar from saw dust with cement, concrete constructions can be made 20 percent stronger and 50 per cent more watertight
Recent work could lead to development of supersensitive and energy-efficient sensors, detectors, and logical switches for science and communication, memory storage, and other emergent technologies
Discovery is an important one for the future of electronics
New research shows how paper-cutting can make ultra strong, stretchable electronics
Researchers at Rensselaer have developed a patented method to use cheap and abundant paper biomass to make lithium-sulfur batteries
Developing atomically thin 'drumheads' for ultra-low power communications and sensory devices
LS 13 320 XR delivers fast, accurate, and reproducible particle analysis data
The GDS900 brings state-of-the-art technology designed specifically for routine bulk elemental determination in most conductive solid metal matrices
WITec’s proven 3D Raman imaging functionality is now available in an inverted microscope
Molecular Foundry-designed 2-D sheets mimic the surface of cells
Rutgers scholar is a pioneer in acoustic cloaking research
