Metamaterials researchers from the Duke University have shown the design and structure of a thin material that can regulate the redirection and reflection of sound waves with nearly flawless efficiency.
For years, physicists have predicted that the fundamental quantum states superconductivity and superinsulation occur as mirrored reflections of one another, and a new study published in Scientific Reports has validated this prediction.
Researchers have demonstrated the high-temperature superconductivity of actinium hydrides and discovered a general principle for calculating the superconductivity of hydrides based on the periodic table.
An international team of scientists jointly discovered the chemical composition, crystal structure, and properties of Na2B30 ‒ a compound that remains stable at standard conditions and has long been the subject of heated debate.
Physicists from the University of Groningen have induced magnetism in platinum by using an electric field generated with a paramagnetic ionic liquid. Since this affects only the surface of the platinum, a switchable 2D ferromagnet is created. The research was reported in the Science Advances journal on April 6, 2018.
Researchers at McMaster University have developed a test solution to answer the delicate yet critical question ‘Is that meat still good?’ ‘Are you sure?’ Their test confirms with certainty if the meat and other foods are safe to consume or need to be thrown away.
Researchers have manipulated atomically thin magnets with an electric field, providing a blueprint for creating powerful data storage in computer chips.
Researchers have created a smart ink that converts 3D-printed structures into objects that can change color and shape, adding functionality to 3D printing.
Plastics are exceptional insulators. They can effectively capture heat - a property that can be beneficial in an article like a coffee cup sleeve.
The suitability of kesterite-type semiconductors as absorber layers in solar cells can be improved by making specific modifications to their composition.
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