Vibrating metamaterial syncs itself into a single rhythm, like musicians finding the same beat
Engineers have built a mechatronic metamaterial whose independent vibrations coarsen into a single synchronised rhythm, forming a robotic time crystal...
Neil Sanderson is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Materials Characterization coverage.
Engineers have built a mechatronic metamaterial whose independent vibrations coarsen into a single synchronised rhythm, forming a robotic time crystal...
Researchers show that adjusting extrusion temperature between 280 and 360 degrees Celsius tunes the strength, ductility, corrosion resistance and thermal...
Adding a small, precisely tuned amount of molybdenum to an AlCrFeNi3Cu0.4 high-entropy alloy simultaneously increases its strength and dramatically improves...
A systematic comparison of Fe-Co-Mn nanocatalysts on activated carbon, carbon nanotubes, and graphene shows the graphene-supported catalyst delivers the highest...
Researchers in India have developed an electrospun PVDF membrane loaded with carbon quantum dots and titanium dioxide that removes 74.4...
Researchers have shown that gate voltages can slide graphene's atomic layers between stacking configurations, reversibly switching a ferromagnetic phase on...
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara have developed a cryogenic shock exfoliation method that produces giant, ultraclean rhombohedral graphene flakes, clearing...
A new study shows that a silica–alumina hydrophilic antireflective coating for solar glass retains its contact angle, surface roughness, and...
Researchers at Hacettepe University have created molecularly imprinted, silica-coated magnetic nanoparticles that selectively capture methylene blue from real water samples...
A systematic cobalt-for-chromium substitution study reveals that a mid-range composition, V35Ti30Cr25Co10, balances lattice contraction against electronic benefits to deliver optimal...
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