Materials Science
University of Colorado scientists are the first to 3D print a complex, porous lattice structure using liquid crystal elastomers, creating devices that can finally mimic biological tissues
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For qualitative and quantitative data correlation between electron microscope spectrometry and atomic force microscopy
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These flow transmitters interface with PD and turbine flow meters for greater access and control of processes—from a smartphone!
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Device may have far-reaching applications in polarization imaging, quantum optics, and more
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Universal first-principles approach will accelerate the identification and design of materials for quantum information science and other spintronics applications
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Researchers create a new stretchable, self-healing, and illuminating electronic material for wearables and soft robots
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With an ability to absorb more than 30 times its weight in oil, the sponge could be used to inexpensively and efficiently clean up oil spills without harming marine life
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Ultrathin materials are extremely interesting as building blocks for next generation nano electronic devices, as it is much easier to make circuits and other complex structures
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A new kind of rubber polymer can be compressed and heated with fillers to create construction materials of the future
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A University of Sydney scientist has developed a type of error-correcting code for quantum computers that will free up more hardware to do useful calculations
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In a new study, researchers have shown that a chemical process can be used to break down real consumer plastics and produce the green solvent, called methyl lactate
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Researchers wanted to develop a membrane that more efficiently filters particles the size of SARS-CoV-2 and could be replaced on an N95 mask after every use
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