A team at NIST’s Center for Neutron Research, led by Hiroaki Kadowaki of Tokyo Metropolitan University, has found a way to produce molecule-sized monopoles, a feat that would allow the…
Read MoreIf there was a contest for the nerdiest piece of furniture ever made, my money would be on this Periodic coffee table. It has everything a science fanatic could ask…
Read MoreCalifornia’s Feel Golf company recently acquired Caldwell Golf Company‘s ceramic product line. They claim that ceramic technology increases performance in putters, drivers and fairway woods in comparison to metal clubs.…
Read MoreThe current issue of the International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology reports on a Northwestern University group’s work related to using improved gelcasting techniques that allow new possibilities for manufacturing…
Read MoreLos Alamos National Lab has been working to develop high-volume production processes for making a thin, flexible tape that operates as a superconductor at liquid hydrogen nitrogen temperatures and can…
Read MoreTechnology Review reported that researchers at Georgia Tech have developed an anode material that resists the buildup of sulfur and carbon that can occur at lower temperatures. SOFCs require high…
Read MoreThese guys are sorta cute, as stuffed standard model particles go, but the Bosons as a group are a little creepy and the gluon has definitely been sniffing the glue.…
Read MoreA Phoenix company said it has created a hybrid solar cell that pairs a gallium-nitride thin film with typical silicon-based PV technology to produce a single unit it claims can…
Read MoreWe first wrote about the aerogel work of David Schiraldi’s group at CWRU back in June. Now the school and university have produced a great little video about basic steps…
Read MoreI don’t know much about this other than what was posted at PNNL’s website last week, but I hope to see something published on this soon: Researchers would like to…
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