Researchers at the University of Tokyo are breaking new ground being able to define which properties of concrete affect its structural characteristics under various neutron radiation loads.
Scientists at Penn Engineering, Penn Arts & Sciences, and Aarhus University found that adding just the right amount of disorder to the structure of certain materials can make them more than twice as resistant to cracking.
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Researchers at the University of Sheffield, in collaboration with Power Roll Ltd., have developed a cost-effective, flexible solar cell using a perovskite semiconductor. This innovative design, which consolidates electrical contacts onto the back of the cell, simplifies production and enhances efficiency, making solar power more accessible, especially in regions where conventional panels are impractical.
Sudipta Seal, FASM, a UCF Pegasus Professor and chair of the materials science and engineering department, is dedicated to improving patient survivorship and quality of life through his research on cerium oxide nanoparticles, known as nanoceria. Since joining UCF in 1997, he has earned 92 patents and published over 450 journal papers, pioneering nanoceria research […]
