Researchers are exploring the use of 3D printing to create tungsten components for extreme conditions in nuclear reactors.

In an article published in Scientific Reports, researchers present a four-dimensional (4D) morphing structure inspired by the ...

From AIMPLAS Oct 3 2024 The developments will be tested at Hospital General Universitario de Valencia, which participates in ...

A recent article published in Nature Materials established a reproducible protocol for characterizing the microstructure of ...

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A study published in the Science Bulletin examines recent advancements in processable natural biopolymers and their various ...

AAS technology can provide precise measurements of heavy metals in soil. Read how these techniques are being applied.

Industry expert Sammi Sadler gives insights into how automation is being introduced for plastics testing and the opportunities this can bring.

Understanding lithium-ion battery fires: causes, risks, and industry advancements in safety measures to prevent thermal ...

Emerson today announced the TESCOM™ AGI BR Series Flushing Ring, a comprehensive packaged solution for flushing and bleeding ...

Researchers at the University of Ottawa published a study in ACS Nano that challenges the current understanding of light and ...