Materials stories that may also be of interest
Published on November 19th, 2010 | By: pwray@ceramics.orgAt the end of each week, we end up with a list of stories I started to write about, or started to investigate or didn’t even get that far even though the topic looked intriguing, but, I had a meeting to go to …
Rather than have these stories evaporate into the ether, here are some raw links to some of these orphan tales. Check ‘em out:
Versatile solution for growing thin films of conducting polymers
Sandbag 2.0 — meet the Sand Brick
Sandia: New approach could mean break-even nuclear fusion reactions within 2-3 years
Sweet way to make graphene – just add table sugar
Silane plus molecular hydrogen as a possible pathway to metallic hydrogen
Research metrics: Handful of U.S. schools claim larger share of output
Probing the ultimate limit of fiber-optic strain sensing
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