New products focus on advanced analytical capabilities for failure analysis and process control

The discovery promises to improve the understanding of useful yet unusual physical and chemical behaviors that arise in materials and structures at the nanoscale

E-waste from refrigerators, televisions, computers, monitors, mobile phones, and video game consoles is an ever-increasing burden to landfills and the recycling industry

The material—which is 20 times whiter than paper—is made from non-toxic cellulose and achieves such bright whiteness by mimicking the structure of the ultra-thin scales of certain types of beetle

Technique allows scientists to create atomically-thin fabrics

Ewingite was found on a damp mine wall in the Czech Republic and was in the same region where uranium ore was mined for Marie Curie’s groundbreaking studies of radioactivity a century ago

Engineers develop eco-friendly panels that switch from transparent to opaque

Advanced ICP-MS technology provides new levels of ultralow detection and simplicity in a single high-performance solution

The chemical pathways by which these reactions take place help determine how quickly a battery becomes depleted

Join our panel of experts as they discuss some of the latest technologies developed to extend the capabilities of materials testing for the quality control, production, or R&D laboratory

NYU Tandon Professor André D. Taylor's research team combines materials and borrows lessons from nature to build a better organic solar cell

Recent research findings could aid engineers in developing technology suited to withstand the coldest reaches of outer space or the most frigid regions on Earth