A quick, cost-effective approach improves the accuracy with which machine learning models can predict the properties of new materials. A … More
Tag: Science and Technology of Advanced Materials
Submerged sensors to control wearable electronics
Scientists in Korea make hand-drawn and flexible pressure sensors that can control a phone from underwater Flexible and waterproof sensors … More
Hydrogel holds life-giving cells longer
An injection made of a hydrogel containing stem cells could treat damaged tissue following a heart attack. Heart muscle becomes … More
Stimulating blood vessel formation with magnets
Magnetic field could boost blood vessel growth to regenerate damaged tissue. Magnetic field can be used to stimulate blood vessel … More
Better memristors for brain-like computing
Neurone-like junctions made of mixed oxide-based materials could reduce the massive energy consumption of artificial intelligence operations. Scientists are getting … More
Dye-based device sees the invisible
Devices that can see shortwave infrared light, which is invisible to the naked eye, could soon become cheaper and more … More
Putting a spin on Heusler alloys
A review on the latest research of the various types of Heusler alloys summarizes the field’s main achievements up to … More
Size matters: Bimodal imaging receives nanoparticle enhancement
A nanoparticle’s size is fine-tuned to offer high-resolution images before and during surgical procedures. Scientists have found a way to … More
Elastomers develop stronger bonds of attachment
Molecular interactions within gels and rubbers can be controlled to fabricate stronger and more elastic materials. Elastomers are the soft, … More
Materials coloured like a peacock
Materials inspired by the colour changes in a peacock’s feather could lead to anti-counterfeit and sensing applications. Melanin-like compounds can … More
