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Harvard researchers develop natural rubber with ten times higher strength
This new rubber concept could become more durable and change the way we perceive flexible materials.
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CERN transforms lead into gold through collisions at the LHC
Gold production at the LHC has serious implications for the design and optimization of future colliders.
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Researchers create bio-inspired concrete that converts heat into electricity
The combination of mechanical strength, electrical performance and biomimetic design makes this concrete a viable option for future infrastructures.
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CSIC presents enzymatic technology to improve industrial production
By applying this technology, a decrease in the use of water and energy during the manufacture of industrial products has been verified.
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FAU engineers increase wood strength with eco-friendly nano-iron
The researchers integrated nanocrystalline iron into the wood to strengthen it without altering its structural behavior.
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The development of a “self-healing building material” could replace concrete
These types of materials have a potential impact on reducing CO₂ emissions and could improve construction in the future.
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The University of the West of Scotland has developed a radiation detector module
This educational approach strengthens UWS's strategy in Scotland's nuclear field.
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KAUST succeeds in producing more affordable carbon fiber from petroleum waste
The result was increased carbon yield after carbonization and a reduction in energy consumption.
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CERN detects CP violation in baryons that defies classical physics
The observed violation reaches a statistical significance of 5.2 standard deviations, confirming its existence for the first time in this class of particles.
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A study indicates that perovskite LEDs could be more efficient and sustainable.
Next-generation LEDs, based on the perovskite material, not only promise to be more economical, but also more environmentally sustainable.
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CIC energiGUNE promotes storage with liquid hydrogen derived from biomass
Researchers are looking to accelerate the path toward a real, scalable implementation of this system.
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A University of Texas at Dallas engineer develops a simulator for metal welding on the Moon.
Lunar conditions can induce defects such as cracks and fractures in metal joints after the welding process.