This article considers the latest understandings and advances concerning atom chips in order to provide an overview of this technology.
By Usman Ahmed
6 Jan 2022
This article considers the properties and industrial uses of chromium salts.
By Usman Ahmed
5 Jan 2022
The aerospace industry is one of the major flourishing industries of the world, with the number of airplane passengers increasing manyfold in recent years. However, the major problem associated with the aerospace industry is the emissions and the pollution it causes.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
4 Jan 2022
This article considers nuclear waste production, treatment, and recycling.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
3 Jan 2022
Rheological properties play an important part in developing new food as well as beverages. This article will discuss the rheological analysis of common beverages.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
31 Dec 2021
Chalcogenide perovskites are materials that can be used for many applications. The ability to produce high-quality films of many other semiconductor families has paved the way for computer devices, photovoltaic panels, night-vision cameras, and other applications.
By Akhlaqul Karomah
31 Dec 2021
If hydrogen is created using renewable resources, it has the potential to become a sustainable energy provider. This will result in hydrogen generation with a very low carbon impact.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
30 Dec 2021
Since its isolation in 2004 in its freestanding form, graphene has sparked tremendous attention and the huge range of exceptional and desirable electrochemical characteristics which has made it one of the most promising candidates for use in energy storage applications.
By Usman Ahmed
30 Dec 2021
Although the graphene industry has expanded substantially, scientists feel that it has not yet reached its potential. Graphene has revolutionized the sports industry due to its many unique properties. This article focuses on its association with various sports, such as hockey, skiing, tennis, etc.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
30 Dec 2021
This study is focused on filament-based microrheology (FMR), employing high-aspect-ratio semi-flexible strands as probes.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
29 Dec 2021