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Materials

A view of the outside of the OSIRIS-REx sample collector, with 'bonus' material on the right

First OSIRIS-REx sample analysis reveals carbon and water

The Cheeta concept is powered by fuel cells filed with liquid hydrogen from tanks above the cabin

Comment: Hydrogen and cryogenics hold keys to net-zero aviation

Unique publication celebrates inaugural Engineering and Manufacturing Awards

Altilium teams with ABB on battery recycling

KAUST researchers have developed a new approach to MOF design that offers multiple benefits to enhance MOF performance

Tailored MOFs inspired by technique for constructing arched stone windows

The new conductive and stretchable ‘super-material’ developed by researchers from the National University of Singapore can stretch up to 22 times its original length without sustaining a drop in its electrical conductivity

Stretchable and highly conductive material shows promise for wearables

High pressure effects of ball milling give boost to battery manufacturing

Copper-based catalysts turn carbon dioxide into methane

Microscopic particles of hexagonal boron nitride in various configurations

NTU team develops solution to prevent overheating in next-gen electronic devices

Properties of electrochromic windows enhanced with water

Phosphorus nanoribbons show promise in batteries and solar cells

CarbonScape nets $18m for biographite commercialisation