Biomimetic Superhydrophobic Coating Shows Flame Retardancy and Self-Extinguishing Performance
A new type of fire-safe coating is turning to nature for inspiration, using a skin-like design to overcome a major...
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A new type of fire-safe coating is turning to nature for inspiration, using a skin-like design to overcome a major...
Controlling where light goes inside tiny optical platforms is a central challenge for next-generation photonic integrated circuits and highly localized...
A team led by researchers including F. Javid, S. Babaee, and J. Quigley reports a new way to keep medicines...
A team of researchers reports a manufacturing breakthrough that could help concrete decarbonize without sacrificing strength: scalable shear-exfoliated graphene engineered...
A new class of quantum matter is emerging from an unlikely playground: moiré superlattices made of layered graphene. In a...
Chronic diseases are rising worldwide, yet most health monitoring still happens in hospitals—sporadically, with bulky, wired devices that capture only...
Graphene’s reputation as a wonder material rests on a rare combination of electrical, thermal, mechanical and chemical strengths, with researchers...
In a groundbreaking advance at the intersection of electromagnetic engineering and artificial intelligence, researchers have unveiled a generative model that...
In a groundbreaking development from EPFL’s Soft Materials Laboratory, researchers have unveiled a novel class of rubber-like materials known as...
A groundbreaking approach has emerged in the quest to decipher complex cellular signaling pathways with unprecedented precision. Traditional phosphoproteomics, while...
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