First Cartilage-Mimicking Gel That's Strong Enough for Knees
Duke University researchers say they've created an experimental gel in the lab that's the first to match the strength and durability of real cartilage
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Why Are Gels Elastic?
New research shows how clustered particles determine elasticity of some gels
Tracking Firefighters in Burning Buildings
The low-cost sensor is about the size of a button-cell watch battery
NUS Researchers Turn Plastic Bottle Waste into Ultralight Supermaterial
World's first PET aerogels cut plastic waste and are suitable for heat and sound insulation, oil spill cleaning, and carbon dioxide absorption
Drummond's New Plasma Gel Separator Tube
Ideal for isolating plasma in small animal studies
The Future of Electronic Devices: Strong and Self-Healing Ion Gels
Researchers demonstrated an ion gel that quickly heals on its own without any external stimuli at room temperature
From Office Windows to Mars: Scientists Debut Super-Insulating Gel
A new, super-insulating gel developed by researchers at CU Boulder could dramatically increase the energy efficiency of skyscrapers and other buildings
Cell-Sized Mold Makes Gelatin Gels (Jelly) 10 Times Stiffer
Findings are expected to lead to the development of novel functionalization methods for various biopolymer gels and elucidation of mechanical properties of biopolymer gels in living cells such as cytoskeletal gels
Syngene Introduces New Red InGenius3 Gel Doc
Compact, cost-effective system puts scientists in control of their gel imaging
Researchers Turn Fashion Waste into Multifunctional Material
World's first aerogel made from cotton fiber has wide-ranging applications, such as rapid hemorrhage control and heat insulation