Biosensing is an innovative approach for real-time health monitoring and point-of-care diagnostics via direct human-machine interaction. To explore the potential of this field, a paper published in Materials Letters has ...
As silicon based semiconducting technology is approaching the limit of its performance, new materials that may replace or partially replace silicon in technology is highly desired.
Two-dimensional (2D) materials have attracted wide interest for their unique electronic structure and abundant physiochemical properties.
New research published in the journal Chemistry of Materials aims to overcome the challenges of producing 2D materials on a large scale by introducing a novel method for the nucleation and growth of graphene.
The latest research in the Chemical Engineering Journal focuses on a sophisticated two-dimensional (2D) photonic drug-delivery technology based on PEGylated WO2.9 nanosheets (a substoichiometric version of WO3) (NSs).
Micro-electro-mechanical devices (MEMS) are based on the integration of mechanical and electrical components on a micrometer scale.
Two-dimensional (2D) materials are a new generation of crystalline solids that consist of a single layer of atoms and demonstrate promise for a wide range of applications. To further develop 2D materials for real-world i...
Liquid crystals have properties that are more intriguing than other smart materials, which can be employed to print objects that are sensitive to external stimuli. This is considered in new research in the journal Advanced Materials.
Printing 2D functional materials is one of the current focuses of materials science. However, this has thus far proven to be problematic. A paper published in the journal Advanced Materials has demonstrated a novel and universal method for achieving room-temperature printing and coating of these industrially important materials.
Totimorphic structural materials can morph into any shape, as researchers at Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have found. The team have developed shape-shifting materials that can hold any 2D and 3D form, which makes way for new types of multifunctional materials for use in a number of different fields.
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