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Study: Recycled concrete can outperform traditional concrete
This study could be a step towards the widespread use of recycled concrete in the building industry.
Watch this cooling influence on automotive infotainment systems
Thermal interface materials from Fujipoly are designed for broad-ranging automotive applications, including thermal management of vehicle infotainment systems.
Study: Microplastics move through the ground, even after they get stuck
Researchers discovered just how microplastics are moving through natural environments, which was not understood before now.
How sunlight can transform chemical manufacturing into a zero-waste industry
Utilizing carbon nitride, a metal-free, non-toxic solid, made of abundant elements of carbon and nitrogen, researchers leveraged solar light for the synthesis of organic molecules containing fluorine, which are the building blocks of many agro-chemical and pharmaceutical applications.
Materials recycled to engineer green vacuum cleaner
The Electrolux project addresses key recycling challenges and advances circularity in household appliances.
Watch how atmospheric water can be tapped for crop irrigation
A novel approach to irrigation developed at the University of Texas Austin could bolster the sustainability of agricultural systems confronted with water supply deficits.
Hypersaline water freshens up with new desalination nanocoating
Membranes bearing a hexagonal boron nitride nanocoating improve the efficiency of a solar-powered desalination process.
New Yorker Electronics now supplying advanced aluminum casting alloys from Amfas International
Amfas state-of-the-art casting alloys for high strength and high thermal conduction are designed for electronics applications.
Testing graphene as a corrosion control coating
A new testing protocol shortens the time needed to examine the efficacy of graphene as a rust inhibitor on metal surfaces.
Study: Plastic alternatives can be just as toxic as plastic
The new study found that chemicals in plastic and plastic alternatives can be toxic to humans.
Team extends the lifetime of deteriorating concrete structures with new method
Team fortifies deteriorating structures with new method.
Scientists turn to the chameleon to develop color-changing films
Scientists to mimic the chameleon for anti-counterfeiting, encryption applications.
An efficient, low-cost approach to radiative cooling
A daytime passive radiative cooler based on silica-coated porous anodic aluminum oxide moderates temperatures even under direct sunlight.
Watch: Gel improves bioprinting of complex tissue shapes
New gel formulations bring the 3D bioprinting of replacement organs and tissues closer to reality.
Plastic eating catalyst could help relieve plastic waste stress
Current plastic waste recycling processes are not as economic as previously believed. The new catalyst aims to fix that.
MIT engineers create mask that kills COVID-19 with heat
This mask kills COVID-19 with heat.
Material separates CO2 from other industrial gas waste for recycling
The new material is energy efficient, cost effective and ecofriendly.
New 2-part thermal gap fillers
The two-component thermal gap fillers cure into a flexible gel that is highly thermally conductive while exhibiting extremely low stress on delicate board components.
Interactive tool for automotive design engineers
The website is geared to help automotive engineers better understand aluminum extrusions for lightweighting applications.
Researchers build robot that laser removes paint, coatings from aircraft
Robots to perform maintenance on aircraft.