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Tag: materials sciences

Graphene is Strong, But Is It Tough?

Polar Vortices Observed in Ferroelectric

Weaving a New Story for COFS and MOFs

A Nanoscale Look at Why a New Alloy is Amazingly Tough

How to Train Your Bacterium

Paul Alivisatos Wins the National Medal of Science

2D Islands in Graphene Hold Promise for Future Device Fabrication

Some Like it Hot: Simulating Single Particle Excitations

Changes of charge density, ‘sloshes‘ from one side to the other within the nanoparticle. Image is charge density at time, with the ground state charge density subtracted.

Diamonds May Be the Key to Future NMR/MRI Technologies

The Artificial Materials That Came in From the Cold

Nanocarriers May Carry New Hope for Brain Cancer Therapy:

3HM nanocarriers for brain cancer therapy

Berkeley Lab Wins Seven 2015 R&D 100 Awards