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New adhesive using elastomer makes lighter, more carbon-efficient vehicles possible.

Stronger, more flexible adhesive can enable design of lighter vehicles

New adhesive using elastomer makes lighter, more carbon-efficient vehicles possible.

Achieving a supercapacitor through the 'molecular coating' approach.

Molecular Coating approach for increasing energy density of supercapacitors

Achieving a supercapacitor through the Molecular Adsorption Concept.

Preventing counterfeiting by adding dye to liquid crystals to create uncrackable coded tags.

Creating anti-counterfeiting labels for high-value goods

Preventing counterfeiting by adding dye to liquid crystals to create uncrackable coded tags.

The ice-repellent coating is wafer-thin. For their experiments, Anna Maria Coclite and Gabriel Hernández Rodríguez (pictured here) applied it in thicknesses between 300 and 500 nanometres.

Novel highly ice-repellent coating adheres to numerous surfaces

The material delays the formation of ice crystals and reduces the adhesion of ice layers.

pouring a wet concret

A coal-based product could replace sand in concrete

Discovery could be part of a solution to the looming ‘sand crisis’.

Feathered elegance A black winged bird beauty generated by AI

Generating clean electricity with chicken feathers

Turning unused waste from food production into clean energy.

New low-power desalination method could be used in disaster zones

New low-power desalination method could be used in disaster zones

New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster-hit areas with limited electrical power.

Researchers improve all-solid-state lithium-sulfur battery performance

Researchers improve all-solid-state lithium-sulfur battery performance

It can provide good charging and discharging performance for batteries even under -40 °C.

Mussels' unique and remarkable ability

Remarkable: An eco-friendly way to extract critical rare earth elements

A new mussel-inspired nanocellulose coating (MINC).

A wound-healing ink can be 3D printed into cuts to heal wounds

Wound-healing ink encourages healing by exposing cut to immune-system vesicles.

A microfluidic device

New purification methods could make protein drugs cheaper

Engineers find specialized nanoparticles can quickly and inexpensively isolate proteins from a bioreactor.

cranberry extract to a lipstick

New cranberry-tinted lipstick quickly inactivates disease-causing viruses

Their deep red cream quickly inactivates disease-causing viruses, bacteria and a fungus.

Capturing carbon dioxide with a sustainable new material

Capturing carbon dioxide with a sustainable new material

The new material offers many benefits – it is sustainable, has a high capture rate, and has low operating costs.

Image taken using the MIT researchers' system shows the fibers of the filter membrane in red, and the oily droplets accumulating on it in green. The colors results from fluorescent dyes added to the materials.

Separating oil out of water completely

The mechanisms for removing emulsified oil from water are complex because of the deformability and potential for coalescence and break-up of the oil droplets....

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