Video description Wil Srubar, associate professor in Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering and CU Boulder’s Materials Science and Engineering Program, runs the Living Materials Laboratory at CU Boulder, where they research and create responsive, biomimetic, and/or living materials which can address pressing environmental issues such as climate change.
Matexcel unveils physical metallography and microscopic analysis service
Scientists in the research field of metal analysis now have access to Matexcel’s Physical Metallography and Microscopic Analysis service which was recently released.
NREL scientists explore how to make photovoltaics even greener
How do we reduce the carbon impact of an already green technology? This is the question that NREL researchers tackle in a paper in Joule, “Embodied Energy and Carbon from the Manufacture of Cadmium Telluride and Silicon Photovoltaics.”
Making dark semiconductors shine
An international team of researchers led by University of Oldenburg physicists has succeeded in manipulating the energy levels in an ultra-thin sample of the semiconductor tungsten diselenide in such a way that this material, which normally has a low luminescence yield, began to glow.
Boeing announces 2022 Supplier of the Year award winners
Boeing has announced its top-performing suppliers at the company’s 2022 Supplier of the Year event, recognizing nine companies for proactively managing supply chain quality, readiness, and health, and delivering on Boeing’s commitment to advance global sustainability.