Scientists in Japan are finding that perovskites have the potential to improve the fabrication of electrodes and wiring in ceramic-based electronics such as spark plugs.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Optically controlled micro-elevator precisely moves nanoparticles
Tiny glass nanospheres coated on one side with a very fine gold film: Scientists have shown that particles modified in this way can be moved about with high precision using laser beams, creating an optically controlled micro-elevator.
Graphene: A new tool for fighting cavities and gum disease?
Scientists have discovered that graphene oxide is effective at eliminating certain bacteria in the mouth, some of which have developed antibiotic resistance.
Silk could be new 'green' material for next-generation batteries
Researchers found a way to process natural silk to create carbon-based nanosheets that could potentially be used in energy storage devices.
Polymers designed for protection
Designing new polymers for superior protection capabilities by unraveling the complex relationship between polymer chemistry, microstructure and energy absorption.
Theoretical physicists show topological states in multi-orbital ?HgTe honeycomb lattices
Scientists propose a design for robust topological insulators that combine the properties of the honeycomb lattice and strong spin?orbit coupling.
Researchers identify process for improving durability of glass
New research results could lead to longer-lasting fiber optics, display screens and cement structures.
Molecular Lego of nano-knots (w/video)
A virtual archive of building blocks to create nano-knots of all shapes and forms.
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