An interface that models inflammation and infection will allow researchers to investigate biomolecular dynamics changes in local microenvironments.
Month: July 2014
Book review: Environmentally Friendly Polymer Nanocomposites
Professor Masami Okmoto of the Toyota Technological Institute reviews the first edition of Environmentally Friendly Polymer Nanocomposites.
World's First Carbon Fiber 3D Printer
MarkForged have introduced the Mark One 3D printer, which can print parts from continuous carbon fibers.
Self-healing materials for soft robotic applications
Nadia Cheng and colleagues present a novel thermally tunable composite that can achieve significant ranges of stiffness, strength, and volume.
Book review: Biomineralization Sourcebook
Professor Andreas Taubert reviews the Biomineralization Sourcebook: Characterization of Biominerals and Biomimetic Materials.
Computations and experiments predict a precision structural model for fullerenols
Researchers from CAS and other collaborative research institutions have proposed a precision structural model for fullerenols.
Advanced Optical Materials – July Issue Covers
Check out the articles highlighted on the covers of the latest issue of Advanced Optical Materials.
Silicon carbide finds its place (in a nuclear reactor)
Toshiba and IBIDEN unveil a prototype silicon carbide fuel assembly cover for use in nuclear power stations.
Fishing for oil with a polymer sponge
A team from USTC have developed a new oil collection apparatus based on a combination of HPS with pipes and a self-priming pump.
High-capacity battery uses only organic ingredients
American researchers design organic battery intended for deployment in power stations.
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