Wunenburger and coworkers at the University of Bordeaux and the CNRS have used millifluidics to create hard core-soft shell microparticles.

Wunenburger and coworkers at the University of Bordeaux and the CNRS have used millifluidics to create hard core-soft shell microparticles.
Lab-on-a-chip method, when combined with biophotonics, can be used to assay for metabolites, to separate gametes via optoelectrical tweezers, or to improve the vitrification of oocytes.
Thermally conductive thermoplastics have attracted attention as heat dissipative materials for a vast number of electronic devices. S. Yoshihara and coworkers (Kaneka Corporation, Japan) now report that thermoplastics exhibit high thermal conductivity by lamellar crystal alignment.
Magnetic shape memory alloys are a promising material for actuation purposes. Researchers show advantages and disadvantages and highlight their potential.
Five-year cooperation to develop polymers to control soil wettability, water availability and nutrient delivery.
The 24th International Liquid Crystal Conference was held on August 19th–24th in Mainz, Germany.
Curiosity beams back strong, clear data from ‘scour’ area on Martian surface
A new method developed at the Vienna University of Technology can be used to grow biological tissue or to create micro sensors.
Professor Ozin looks back at the predictions for the field of nanochemistry he made 20 years ago; where has nanotechnology gone since?
This week’s top three are all newcomers to the Advanced Energy Materials Top 40 table.