MIT two-dimensional polymer makes lightweight materials stronger than steel Using a novel polymerization ...
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MIT two-dimensional polymer makes lightweight materials stronger than steel
MIT two-dimensional polymer makes lightweight materials stronger than steel
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Los Alamos National Laboratory Atomic Armour research could protect equipment
Los Alamos National Laboratory Atomic Armour research could protect equipment
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Graphene sandwich makes the Impossible Material possible
Graphene sandwich makes the Impossible Material possible
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Georgia Institute of Technology making Green Hydrogen production more efficient
Georgia Institute of Technology making Green Hydrogen production more efficient
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Sustainable sodium and potassium ion battery performance astounds Bristol Scientists
Sustainable sodium and potassium ion battery performance astounds Bristol Scientists
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VolvoCE research project explores the all electric Construction Site ecosystem
VolvoCE research project explores the all electric Construction Site ecosystem
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Intel research will extend Moore’s Law beyond 2025
Intel research will extend Moore’s Law beyond 2025
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Researchers gain insights into using molten salt for heat transfer in energy technologies
Researchers gain insights into using molten salt for heat transfer in energy technologies
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IDTechEx explores 2021’s most Advanced Materials
IDTechEx explores 2021’s most Advanced Materials
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Chemical researchers invent petroleum-like liquids from plants
Chemical researchers invent petroleum-like liquids from plants
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3D Printed Sand gets super strength with Polymer discovery
3D Printed Sand gets super strength with Polymer discovery
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Synchrotron X-ray techniques could lead to Additive Manufacturing of a better steel
Synchrotron X-ray techniques could lead to Additive Manufacturing of a better steel
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Smart Eye’s iMotions acquisition to unlock multi-modal human behavioural research
Smart Eye’s iMotions acquisition to unlock multi-modal human behavioural research
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University of Notre Dame researchers create four-legged swarm robots
University of Notre Dame researchers create four-legged swarm robots
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Twisting 2D materials may lead to improved electronic and optical devices
Twisting 2D materials may lead to improved electronic and optical devices
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Synthetic Actinide Tetrafluoride Electronic Structures
Synthetic Actinide Tetrafluoride Electronic Structures
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Josef Umdasch Research Prize looking for solutions that contribute to digitalization
Josef Umdasch Research Prize looking for solutions that contribute to digitalization