Tag: innovative materials

World’s first living cement can store electricity and power buildings from within

World’s First Living Cement: Revolutionizing Energy Storage in Buildings Aarhus University researchers have shown that cement can do more than hold up walls. By infusing it with bacteria that produce calcite crystals, they have created a groundbreaking material known as “living cement.” This innovative product not only strengthens structures but also has the remarkable ability […]

Construction materials could be greener, lighter with clay blend that uses seaweed

Revolutionizing Construction: Clay Blend with Seaweed for Greener, Lighter Materials Large amounts of brown algae, commonly referred to as sargassum, have been increasingly appearing on beaches and coastlines worldwide, posing a significant environmental challenge. However, researchers have found a groundbreaking solution that could not only address the issue of sargassum accumulation but also revolutionize the […]

Physicists bring quantum mechanics and relativity closer to tame spinning electrons

Physicists Bring Quantum Mechanics and Relativity Closer to Tame Spinning Electrons For over a century, scientists have accepted an uneasy truth. Quantum mechanics and relativity, two fundamental pillars of modern physics, have coexisted without a unifying theory. Quantum mechanics describes the behavior of particles at the smallest scales, while relativity governs the laws of gravity […]

Self-repairing batteries could double EV power packs’ lifespan, performance

Self-Repairing Batteries: The Future of EV Power Packs Scientists are developing self-healing batteries designed to diagnose internal damage and initiate repairs, a technology that could revolutionize the lifespan and performance of electric vehicle (EV) power packs. This groundbreaking innovation offers a solution to one of the major challenges facing the EV industry: the degradation of […]

Northwestern University’s graphene oxide material breakthrough could replace PFAS in food packaging

Northwestern University’s Graphene Oxide Material Breakthrough Could Replace PFAS in Food Packaging Northwestern University has recently made waves in the scientific community with a groundbreaking discovery in the realm of sustainable packaging solutions. The development of a graphene oxide-based coating could potentially revolutionize the way we approach food packaging, offering a non-toxic and environmentally friendly […]

Wooden cities may return as scientists forge steel-strong, rot-proof timber 

Wooden cities may return as scientists forge steel-strong, rot-proof timber Wood has always been an essential construction material due to its beauty and versatility. Wood has been used for centuries to build homes, furniture, and various structures due to its abundance, ease of use, and environmentally friendly properties. However, one of the main drawbacks of […]

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