Category: Materials Science

US generates world’s shortest hard X-ray pulses under one ten-billionth of a second

US Generates World’s Shortest Hard X-ray Pulses Under One Ten-Billionth of a Second A collaboration of scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have generated the shortest hard X-ray pulses ever recorded, breaking new ground in the field of high-energy physics. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and innovative techniques, the team was able to produce X-ray pulses lasting […]

World’s first metal-free electric motor boosts conductivity by 133%, cuts weight 80%

World’s First Metal-Free Electric Motor Boosts Conductivity by 133%, Cuts Weight 80% Researchers in South Korea have developed the world’s first fully functional electric motor constructed entirely without metals. This groundbreaking achievement not only marks a significant milestone in the field of electric motors but also brings forth a host of benefits that could revolutionize […]

Insects turned into chemical reactors, help make high-tech materials from nanocarbons

Insects as Chemical Reactors: Revolutionizing High-Tech Materials Production from Nanocarbons Researchers at Japan’s RIKEN Pioneering Research Institute (PRI) and Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS) have taken innovation to a whole new level by tapping into the incredible potential of insects as chemical reactors. This groundbreaking approach is poised to transform the production of high-tech […]

US scientists recreate world’s oldest synthetic pigment, 5,000-year-old Egyptian blue

Revolutionizing Archaeology and Conservation Science: Recreating the 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Blue Pigment Washington State University researchers advanced archaeology and conservation science by recreating the world’s oldest synthetic pigment, the iconic Egyptian blue. This groundbreaking achievement not only sheds light on ancient civilizations but also paves the way for innovative applications in modern technology and art restoration. […]

Powerful laser creates super ceramics in minutes that withstand 3,632°F

Super Ceramics: Revolutionizing High-Temperature Applications with Cutting-Edge Laser Technology Ultra-high temperature ceramics are materials capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2,000 degrees Celsius (3,632 degrees Fahrenheit), making them essential for extreme environment applications such as aerospace, energy, and defense industries. The demand for materials that can endure such harsh conditions has led to the development of […]

Scientists twist crystal symmetry to unlock energy-saving quantum supermetal

Twisting Crystal Symmetry: The Key to Energy-Saving Quantum Supermetal As global demand for faster computing and sustainable energy solutions rises, the need for powerful yet energy-efficient materials becomes increasingly crucial. In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have unlocked the potential of a new quantum supermetal by manipulating the crystal symmetry in a way that could revolutionize […]

Breakthrough elastic alloy heats and cools with 20x greater efficiency than metals

Breakthrough Elastic Alloy Heats and Cools with 20x Greater Efficiency Than Metals An engineered alloy that heats and cools by simply stretching may offer the most efficient solution yet for managing temperature changes. This innovative material, known as an elastic alloy, has the remarkable ability to heat up or cool down with 20 times greater […]

Atomic riddle solved: Carbyne emerges as powerful quantum sensor after nearly a decade

Atomic Riddle Solved: Carbyne Emerges as Powerful Quantum Sensor After Nearly a Decade Researchers have resolved a puzzling vibrational phenomenon that has baffled the scientific community for years, unveiling the promising emergence of carbyne as a powerful quantum sensor. This breakthrough marks a significant milestone in the realm of nanotechnology and quantum mechanics, offering a […]

First-ever ‘movie’ of EV battery failing under stress recorded by US scientists

The First-ever ‘Movie’ of EV Battery Failing Under Stress Recorded by US Scientists Researchers in the US have used electron microscopy to capture electric vehicle (EV) battery failure like never before. This groundbreaking achievement sheds light on the behavior of EV batteries under extreme conditions, providing valuable insights for the future of electric transportation. The […]

US scientists discover new 2D material that could be used in electrochemical energy tech

US Scientists Discover New 2D Material Revolutionizing Electrochemical Energy Tech A team of scientists almost a decade ago predicted that boron atoms would cling too closely together to form a stable 2D material. However, recent groundbreaking research by a group of researchers at a prominent US university has defied those expectations. They have successfully synthesized […]

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