A perceptive review of progress observed in development of ferrous materials models for computational engineering applications is presented.
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Materials Research at RIKEN-CEMS
Issue 25/2017 of Advanced Materials is a special issue featuring research carried out at RIKEN-Center for Emergent Matter Science (CEMS).
Natural Medicine and Plasma Technology Come Together in New Research
A new study reports for the first time that pre-sowing seed treatment with physical stressors induce not only changes in germination and plant growth but also substantial increase in amounts of biologically active constituents and antioxidant activity in leaves of medicinal plant.
Advancing the Science and Technology of Electrospinning and Functional Nanofibers
A special issue of Macromolecular Materials and Engineering presents recent progress in electrospinning technologies and nanofiber utilization
Slicing the Pie: How Big Could Carbon Dioxide Removal Be?
If 2°C warming by 2100 is to be prevented, it will become important to adopt strategies that not only avoid CO2 emissions, but also allow for the direct removal of CO2 from the atmosphere.
3D Printed Spare Parts for Trucks
Premiere at Mercedes-Benz Trucks: Strong metal 3D printer version in original part quality for spare parts, special parts, small series and classic vehicles.
Novel Formulation Additives for an Anti-Alzheimer’s Disease Drug
Tailor-made peptide-PEG conjugates are used as formulation additives to improve the water solubility of an anti-Alzheimer drug.
Plasma-Treated Water as a Superior Electrolyte
Superior performance of plasma treated water as an anodizing electrolyte for producing nanoporous titanium dioxide nanotubes.
Field-Theoretic Simulations: An Efficient Way of Simulating High-Molecular-Weight Polymers
Researcher from Canada and the United Kingdom demonstrate a fast and precise way of examining block copolymer melts using Monte Carlo simulations.
Strain Sensors that Stitch into your Sportswear
These stretchable optic fibre-based sensors could be stitched right into your clothes to monitor muscle strain during exercise.
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