Deepmind AI, an 800-year leap forward in materials science
With the discovery of materials that would have taken 800 years to find, Deepmind opens up a future of superconductors and advanced batteries.
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Revolution in the pipeline: the 10 materials of the future that will change construction
From "plasticone" stronger than steel to 3D printed mushroom columns, here are the materials that will redesign the construction of the future
Materials of the future, autonomous laboratories will help us find them
Berkeley Lab's A-Lab is using AI and robots to revolutionize materials research in fully autonomous laboratories.
Levitation device lifts building materials
A new frontier for construction, which seems to have come straight out of archaeological science fiction stories: levitation
A metamaterial antenna can turn radio waves into electricity
New technology that can convert radio waves into electrical energy could spark huge changes in the energy industry.
New metamaterials can block 94% of noises
Metamaterials that can make the world a quieter place have been developed at Boston University. My ears thank you.
From tamarind shells, energy storage materials in electric vehicles
From food waste such as tamarind shell a really interesting prospect of producing materials for superconductors of electric vehicles
There is growing concern about the use of antimicrobials in building materials
The pandemic has also caused the demand for antimicrobials and chemicals to skyrocket in building materials. A pool of companies and organizations warns people.
Nanomaterial biosensor detects Covid antibodies in 10-12 seconds
A biosensor made with nanomaterials is able to identify Covid-19 antibodies in record time. A valuable ally against the virus.
China ready for Chang'e 5 lunar mission to bring materials back to Earth
For the first time in 40 years, lunar materials will return to Earth. China's Chang'e 5 lunar mission is ready to take flight.
The circular economy will never work with the materials we have
Cyrill Gutsch, head of an environmental organisation, is certain: no circular economy until biomaterials replace plastic. And he's right.
Solid in light, soft in the dark: here are the dynamic materials
A team has developed one of the dynamic materials with the most unusual qualities: it can increase its hardness when illuminated, and return soft in the dark.
Goodbye lithium, welcome sodium: the breakthrough of new generation batteries
Sodium, 500 times more abundant than lithium, could revolutionize the world of batteries. This is demonstrated by new research from KAIST.
Photoncycle, the hydrogen "sun-catching" cylinder changes the rules
A Norwegian startup has developed a solid hydrogen battery cylinder capable of storing up to 10.000 kWh
Crafting Residences with Architectural Inspiration: Elevating Homes Beyond Bingo Halls
In the realm of architectural wonders, residences stand as a testament to human ingenuity, creativity and the desire for comfort and functionality. Gone are the days when homes were mere structures for shelter; today, they represent a fusion of art, functionality and sustainability. At the forefront of this evolution are architects and designers who continually push the boundaries to create residences that transcend the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Integrating Leisure and Entertainment: The Rise of Online Bingo In the digital age, leisure… Read more
Goldene: from a forgotten method gold one atom thick
Gold could become the material of the future thanks to "goldene", a two-dimensional sheet created by researchers at Linköping University.
The biotech revolution is knocking: who will open first?
AI accelerates the pace of biotech innovation: are we ready to do what is necessary to drive this epochal transformation?
Turn2Sun, high altitude sun and wind in the Swiss Alps
Turn2Sun gives wind turbines a second life by integrating them into solar systems in the Swiss Alps. Innovation at the service of the environment.
Electronic cigarettes, the future is already here
When it comes to relaxation, there is no point in denying how some actions can help certain people obtain a "moment of peace". Obviously, this is all very subjective and varies from individual to individual. Looking at what has happened over the last decades, it is useless to deny that a constantly growing number of individuals are resorting to using electronic cigarettes to "unplug" and experience a few moments of relaxation, alone or in the company of other people. Electronic cigarettes are now considered… Read more
Octo, Bulgari shatters every record with the thinnest watch ever
Bulgari sets a new record with the Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC, the thinnest mechanical watch in the world. A design jewel.
Painkillers and biofuels from poplars: the turning point is here
Scientists in Wisconsin turn poplar wood into acetaminophen and other valuable products - a petroleum-free breakthrough for painkillers and fuel.
