Flash of Light Turns Bone Mineral Synthesis From Days Into Milliseconds
Researchers have synthesized nanoscale whitlockite, the second most abundant mineral in human bone, in milliseconds using intense pulsed light and ...
Tag: nanomaterials
AI Discovers Multiple Growth Recipes That Build Identical Carbon Nanotube Forests
An AI-driven inverse-design framework has identified multiple distinct chemical vapour deposition recipes that grow carbon nanotube arrays with nearly identical ...
Sugarcane Waste Transformed Into Graphene in a Greener Path to Wonder Material
Researchers in India have converted sugarcane bagasse into graphene oxide and reduced graphene oxide using controlled pyrolysis, modified Hummers oxidation, ...
Silver-Dotted Titanium Dioxide Cathode and Gelatin Gel Push Flexible Zinc-Air Batteries Toward Wearables
Researchers in China have built a flexible neutral zinc-air battery that pairs a gelatin hydrogel electrolyte with a low-loading silver-decorated ...
Honey-Fueled Chemistry Yields Thorium-Doped Zinc Oxide That Stores Energy and Destroys Dyes
Researchers in India used honey as the fuel in a solution-combustion synthesis to create a thorium-doped zinc oxide nanomaterial that ...
Tiny Gold-Silver Clusters Turn Near-Infrared Light Into Heat and Electricity With Record Efficiency
Bimetallic gold-silver nanoclusters M44 and M81 achieve record near-infrared photothermal conversion efficiencies of up to 91 percent and drive a ...
Natural Clay Nanotubes Shield Concrete From Sulfate Attack at a Fraction of the Cost
New research shows that naturally occurring halloysite nanotubes, dispersed with a common superplasticizer, dramatically improve cement mortar's resistance to sulfate ...
Tiny Cellulose Rods Keep Pea Starch Gels Fresh by Locking Up Water
Cellulose nanocrystals cut pea starch retrogradation nearly in half by binding water and physically blocking chain recrystallization, offering a natural ...
Nanomaterial Sensors Catch Toxic Food Adulterants at Ultra-Trace Levels
A comprehensive review shows how nanomaterial-engineered electrochemical sensors are achieving ultra-trace detection of the food adulterants melamine and clenbuterol in ...
Waste Polyamide Becomes Tunable Light-Emitting Carbon Dots, Saitama Team Reports
Researchers at Saitama University converted waste polyamide plastic into carbon quantum dots whose photoluminescence was tuned continuously from ultraviolet to ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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