Electromagnetic wave pollution has become a growing concern due to the widespread use of electronic devices, prompting increased research into electromagnetic absorbing materials. Recently, focus has shifted to developing heterogeneous materials combining soft and hard magnetic components, though challenges like weak interfacial coupling and impedance mismatch remain, highlighting the need for precise control of their […]
Microsoft’s newly unveiled prototype chip, Majorana 1, has emerged as a strong contender in the race to build practical quantum computers. Unlike traditional computers, quantum machines promise to tackle complex problems—such as simulating vast molecular interactions for drug discovery—at unprecedented speeds. What sets Microsoft’s approach apart is its use of a rare state of matter, […]
Dr. Jess Wade and Ph.D. graduate Dr. Dongkuk Kim talk about the wonders of chiral materials and how these materials can help create more efficient displays, computational and memory systems, as well as detecting magnetic fields for new kinds of bioimaging and testing materials for safety properties. Courtesy of Imperial Materials, Imperial College London.
The July/August 2025 issue of Advanced Materials & Processes magazine has an editorial focus on Green Materials Engineering.
A team of scientists from Fraunhofer IZFP, Germany, has developed a new measuring system for the aluminum industry to detect contamination in molten metal—an important tool during the production process.
