Research helps to make the most of nanoscale catalytic effects for nanotechnology

Argonne National Laboratory researchers have discovered a new approach to detail the formation of material changes at the atomic scale and in near-real time

New classes of printable electrically conducting polymer materials make better electrodes for plastic electronics and advanced semiconductor devices

Lab's gas atomization process has garnered the laboratory at least 16 patents over the last two decades

The new type of resin for adhesives and coatings, developed by researchers at Kansas State University, is the first plant-based resin of its kind

An international team of scientists led by Penn State may have solved the 30-year-old riddle of why certain ferroelectric crystals exhibit extremely strong piezoelectric responses

By observing the change in the behavior of these electrons, scientists may be able to gain an enriched understanding of material behavior

Restoring erectile function to men who have lost it due to cancer or other injury is no locker-room joke

LEGO-style building method has potential for making one-dimensional materials with extraordinary properties

Process enables creation of mechanical components with functionality, such as surgical pins that change color with strain

Composite material yields ten times—or higher—voltage output

New observations confirm an 80-year-old quantum theory