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Short electric pulses show promise for enhancing gene therapy

NPL and CERN collaboration looks to develop next-gen nuclear

Haiyan Wang (left), the Basil S. Turner Professor of Engineering in Purdue University’s School of Materials Engineering, and graduate student Chao Shen work on a transmission electron microscope at Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering

Ceramics made plastically deformable at room temperature

UK innovators must seize the opportunity of clean technology for a net zero future

McMurtry Speirling PURE

About:Energy tasked with McMurtry battery challenge

Ionoptika's J105 machine

World first facility to offer unprecedented insights into materials

Comment: Using should-cost modelling strategies to absorb rising costs

The thermoplastic polymer printer is designed to print large parts

UMaine breaks record for world’s largest polymer 3D printer

Six Airlander aircraft proposed for rural Scotland  

Comment: Brute force can not solve autonomy challenge

The NTU team designed shape-memory polymers, which are smart materials that can ‘remember’ their previous forms, in the form of hair-like fibrils which they found in their testing to provide maximum adhesive strength

Reusable adhesive could let people ‘climb walls like Spider-Man’

Mandate sets 2030 date for use of sustainable aviation fuel