Tag: materials science
Researchers Develop Efficient Process to Convert Peanut Shell Waste into Graphene-Like Material
Scientists at UNSW have created an energy-efficient method to convert peanut shell waste into a graphene-like material with potential for future electronics.
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Scientists Discover Aluminum Compound That Could Replace Gold and Platinum Catalysts
A newly identified aluminum compound shows promise as an alternative to expensive gold and platinum catalysts in various chemical reactions.
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Scientists Identify Theoretical Path to Creating the ‘Ideal Glass’ Combining Diamond and Metal Traits
Researchers outline a theoretical model that could explain and realize the ‘ideal glass’ combining diamond-like stability with glass-like disorder.
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Chinese Researchers Double Lithium-Ion Battery Capacity with New Electrolyte
A new electrolyte developed by Chinese scientists could double the capacity of standard lithium-ion batteries without changing their design.
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University of Surrey Researchers Boost Sodium-Ion Battery Capacity with Novel Hydrated Cathode Approach
Researchers at the University of Surrey uncovered a hydration-based cathode method that nearly doubles sodium-ion battery storage capacity.
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New Self-Healing Carbon Fiber Metamaterial Promises Exceptional Longevity
Researchers develop a carbon fiber-based metamaterial that autonomously repairs cracks, potentially extending material lifespan to centuries.
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Researchers Achieve 2 TB Data Storage on A4-Sized Ceramic Using Ion Beam Engraving
Scientists have engraved 2 terabytes of data on a thin ceramic sheet the size of A4 paper using ion beam technology.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Lithium Batteries That Perform at -34°C Using Semi-Solid Electrolytes
Chinese scientists have engineered lithium batteries with semi-solid electrolytes that maintain functionality at temperatures as low as -34°C.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Zinc-Air Battery Enhanced by Light Exposure
Donghua University scientists introduce a zinc-air battery that uses light to improve oxygen reaction rates, addressing key challenges of this tech.
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