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Scientists at Queen's University Belfast Create First Ever 'Porous Liquid'

Scientists at Queen's University Belfast Create First Ever 'Porous Liquid'

Heart Urchin Study Provides New Insights to Develop Strong, Lightweight Materials

Heart Urchin Study Provides New Insights to Develop Strong, Lightweight Materials

Breakthrough Study Takes First Step Towards Development of Artificial Bio-inspired Materials

Breakthrough Study Takes First Step Towards Development of Artificial Bio-inspired Materials

New Tuning Process Could Result in New Semiconductor Material for Solar Technology

New Tuning Process Could Result in New Semiconductor Material for Solar Technology

Research into Mother of Pearl May Lead to New Material for Industrial Applications

Research into Mother of Pearl May Lead to New Material for Industrial Applications

Multi-Scale Computational Framework for Design of Nanocellulose Materials

Multi-Scale Computational Framework for Design of Nanocellulose Materials

Procedure Developed to Produce Materials that Mimic the Fine Structure of Biological Composites

Procedure Developed to Produce Materials that Mimic the Fine Structure of Biological Composites

MIT Researchers Develop New Family of Luminescent Materials for Chemical and Biological Detector Applications

MIT Researchers Develop New Family of Luminescent Materials for Chemical and Biological Detector Applications

At-Line Micronutrient Analysis Using ED-XRF Spectroscopy is Detailed in New Application Brief

Boxfish Skin Could Inspire New Materials for Body Armor, Robots and Flexible Electronics

Boxfish Skin Could Inspire New Materials for Body Armor, Robots and Flexible Electronics

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