Scientists turn old carpets into crack-resistant concrete for a greener future
Australian engineers have discovered a new way to make concrete stronger and more resistant to cracking by using old carpet fibers, bringing a fresh...
What’s the difference between liquid and powder laundry detergent
When shopping for a laundry detergent, the array of choices is baffling. All of the products will likely get your laundry somewhat cleaner.
But what...
New protective layer could make zinc batteries last hundreds of times longer
As the world shifts toward renewable energy, finding ways to store large amounts of electricity efficiently has become a major focus.
Lithium-ion batteries, while popular,...
Turning CO₂ into useful fuels on Earth—and maybe on Mars!
Imagine using temperature differences to turn carbon dioxide (CO₂) into useful chemicals and fuels.
This idea has inspired researchers at the University of British Columbia...
Supersonic microprojectiles show how metals bond at incredible speeds
In a new discovery, researchers from Cornell University have found how tiny metal particles, when launched at supersonic speeds, can bond tightly with a...
New stretchy material boosts performance for smart wearables
Researchers at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE), part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have developed a new type of...
Scientists perfect lab-grown diamonds for future electronics and quantum sensors
Researchers are making exciting progress in developing lab-grown diamonds specifically for advanced electronics, quantum sensors, and high-tech devices.
Unlike diamonds used in jewelry, these diamonds...
Scientists find new way to turn wastewater into valuable materials
Scientists are exploring a new way to turn wastewater into valuable resources, paving the way for more sustainable materials.
Research from Aalborg University in Denmark,...
Scientists create “sticky” diamond layers for quantum and electronics devices
Diamonds are known for their durability, thermal efficiency, and stability, making them ideal materials for electronics and quantum devices.
However, diamonds are challenging to integrate...
New simple technique makes glass water-repellent and color-changing
A team of researchers from Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) and the University of Connecticut has developed a straightforward printing method to...