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13/12/2024
Engineers at Princeton University have created a new, resistant cement material inspired by the tough outer layer of human bones. Keep reading to learn more about their innovation...
12/12/2024
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials (MPI-SusMat) have designed a process that merges metal extraction, alloying, and processing into a single, environmentally-friendly step. Find out more with The Lab...
11/12/2024
Engineers at MIT have developed reusable, interlocking bricks created from recycled glass. Discover more about their achievement from The Lab...
10/12/2024
In an effort to address the ongoing damage to coastal ecosystems, researchers in China have developed a new type of cement designed to improve the ecological compatibility of artificial coastlines. Learn more with The Lab...
09/12/2024
A discovery made by an international research team regarding the unique adhesive qualities of freshwater oysters could revolutionise the development of environmentally friendly glues. Keep reading to learn more...
06/12/2024
Researchers at Columbia Engineering have developed a cheaper battery electrolyte that stores and releases energy more efficiently. Discover more with the team at The Lab...
05/12/2024
Researchers at Macquarie University have developed a new software package capable of accurately modelling the way waves are scattered when they meet complex configurations of particles. Keep reading to discover more...
04/12/2024
A recent breakthrough by a team from Waseda University and Yanmar Holdings could introduce a new approach to low-temperature ammonia conversion - potentially revolutionising the green energy industry. Keep reading to find out more...
03/12/2024
An AI model created at MIT that can predict the crystal structures from X-ray diffraction data could accelerate materials research for applications in batteries, magnets, and other applications. Find out more with The Lab...
04/10/2024
Transitioning from fossil fuels to alternative, and importantly renewable, energy sources remains a critical concern within scientific research; both to protect the availability of resources, and to prevent further harm to the environment.
