There’s a Problem With Traditional Bricks. Sugarcane and Sand Alternatives Might Be the Solution
MaterialsThe new material is more environmentally friendly and offers benefits like sound and thermal insulation.
Read more »The new material is more environmentally friendly and offers benefits like sound and thermal insulation.
Read more »It was crucial during World War II and will be essential in combating China's sanctions.
Read more »Chinese military scientists claim the material is scalable and suitable for aircraft, missiles, and launch platforms.
Read more »The discovery reveals one of the largest known deposits on the planet, potentially the largest in history.
Read more »Using a modern material, researchers have created eco-friendly bricks that emit no carbon dioxide, are formed in 3D-printed molds, and are fully recyclable.
Read more »Many technology enthusiasts feel that graphene hasn’t lived up to expectations. Objectively speaking, it hasn’t been a complete failure either.
Read more »This transgenic wood is more sustainable and environmentally friendly, but it's also much more resistant.
Read more »The Asian country wants more advanced and, above all, cheaper hypersonic missiles.
Read more »An ordinary plastic bottle, such as those found in any supermarket, takes up to 1,000 years to completely degrade.
Read more »Cobalt is crucial for the electric car and consumer electronics industries. There’s no indication that its importance will diminish in the future.
Read more »It appears to be the most environmentally friendly use of super-black color so far
Read more »New perovskite photovoltaic cells increase the material’s ability to convert light into energy by 60.
Read more »An interesting process with enormous potential.
Read more »"I like finding complexity in simple things," its creator says.
Read more »According to its developers, it's 17 times stronger than standard cement.
Read more »Goldene's name comes from "gold" and "graphene," and it has similar properties.
Read more »A U.S. mining company has found a high-purity gallium deposit in Bitterroot National Forest in Montana and Idaho.
Read more »Materials: There’s a Problem With Traditional Bricks. Sugarcane and Sand Alternatives Might Be the Solution. The U.S. Is Set to Reopen an Antimony...