Atomera Inc., a semiconductor materials and technology licensing company, announced that it has licensed its Mears Silicon Technology (MST) to a semiconductor foundry.
Atomera licenses MST technology to semiconductor foundry
Researchers develop methodology for streamlined control of material deformation
The results of this paper rely on the novel observation that these maximally auxetic metamaterials deform conformally, which the researchers confirmed with a high degree of accuracy. This means that any angle drawn on the material before and after deformation will still look like the same angle. This seemingly mundane observation activates powerful mathematical structures.
Army Research Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University conclude MEDE material science research program
A 10-year basic research program on materials science led by Johns Hopkins University has concluded, with a virtual culmination event co-hosted by Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s Army Research Laboratory.
Education
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Crystallography for misfit crystals
A team of scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, Calif., is providing a better way for scientists to study the structures of the many materials that don’t form tidy single crystals, such as solar absorbers and metal-organic frameworks, with advanced algorithms and an exceptional x-ray.