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Diagram illustrating the process of creating goldene, 2D gold sheets, from Ti3SiC2 using Murakami's reagent.

New material enters the 2D race: Swedish researchers create single-atom-thick sheets of gold

September 3, 2024

SrCl2-B2O3 composite disc and graph showing neutron energy deposition in SrCl2 phase. Text: SrCl2-B2O3 composite.

Mixed melt synthesis opens new way to make transparent glass composites with conventionally incompatible materials

August 30, 2024

Map of the Lobito Corridor railway connecting Angola, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Video: The Lobito Corridor—inside the railway connecting mineral supply chains in Africa

August 28, 2024

Other materials stories that may be of interest for August 28, 2024

August 28, 2024

Ornate Dresden plate with floral design, part of European porcelain history.

Rivalry and Dresden plates and quilts, oh my! A look at the history and impact of European porcelain production

August 27, 2024

World map showing glass locations, promoting the 'World of Glass Map' and glass recycling efforts.

Relaunched ‘World of Glass Map’ supports efforts to improve glass recycling rates

August 23, 2024

East German drinking glasses of varying sizes lined up on a white surface. Superfest durability.

Video: Superfest—a look at East Germany’s extremely durable drinking glass

August 21, 2024

Other materials stories that may be of interest for August 21, 2024

August 21, 2024

MXene synthesis diagram showing HF overetching and alkali cation re-occupation on Ti3C2Tx, relevant to salt-stabilized MXenes.

Toward success one nanometer at a time: Salt-stabilized MXenes may find use in hypersonics

August 20, 2024

Nuclear power plant with cooling towers and steam against a blue sky and autumn foliage.

Immobilizing nuclear waste: Status and future developments in glass and ceramic waste forms

August 16, 2024

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