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Materials

Professor Nishant Garg, standing, and graduate student Hossein Kabir used computer vision to develop a fast and convenient method for testing cement durability that can be used in the field or laboratory

New test predicts durability of cement in minutes instead of hours

Hot forming operations at Ovako's facility in Hofors, Sweden

Inside Ovako's hydrogen-fuelled steel plant

Porous nanomaterial shows promise for chemical adsorption and catalysis

Anti-biofilm polymer sticks to task of preventing infections

Caldera to build industrial heat cells from rock and scrap metal

Lithium extraction process could help meet growing demand for the mineral

The successful incorporation of a novel interface material into perovskite solar cells contributed to the record-breaking accomplishment

Singapore team breaks perovskite solar cell efficiency record

Computer memory improves performance and reduces energy demands

Comment: Chemistry and collaboration can drive sustainable composites

Microscopic, metallic objects distributed throughout a 3D cube. Metallic objects were imaged using the terahertz wave camera and then combined with an artistic, rendered image

Terahertz wave camera captures 3D images of microscopic world

Light Land composite promises emissions savings for planes

Comment: 3D printing can deliver better buildings