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Seagate recently introduced its Mozaic 3+ storage platform, which implements HAMR technology for 30TB hard disk drives. The US storage giant is now collaborating with Sony to...

Seagate, NIMS and Tohoku University demonstrated two-layer heat assisted enabling HDDs with 120TB storage capacity or higher in the next few years.

Seagate, NIMS, and Tohoku University team up for dual-layer HAMR media for HDDs; multi-level HAMR hard drives could significantly increase HDD capacities.

A quantum mechanics-based approach has been devised by researchers to forecast the ductility of metals, demonstrating notable efficacy in the context of materials used in elevated-temperature circumstances. This novel methodology, emphasizing the significance of localized atomic distortion, enables fast examination of several materials, simplifying the development procedure for sectors such as aerospace and energy.A consortium …

Researchers combined computer simulations and transmission electron microscopy experiments to better understand the ordering mobility and formation of microstructure domains in Fe3Al alloy. They were able to correlate structural changes with heat treatment to understand how particular mechanical behavior can be achieved. This is expected to allow the superelastic properties of Fe3Al to harnessed for the 3D printing of construction materials for absorbing seismic activity.

A group of researchers has created a simple and inexpensive means to visualize the atomic state of hydrogen. Details of their breakthrough are published in the journal Acta Materialia. Hydrogen is carbon dioxide free, and it has long been touted as a source of clean energy. Yet, shifting society toward hydrogen energy requires overcoming some significant technical issues. Structural and functional materials that produce, store, transport and preserve hydrogen are needed. To develop advanced

Transparent ceramics have rapidly evolved into a field with promising applications across various industries. This article aims to unravel transparent ceramics, exploring their composition, unique properties, applications, and recent advancements.

Narayan, however, decided to do away with both the report and presentation, and instead, asked students to design either a drama, opera, video, meme-story, Instagram reel, short movie, dance performance, songs or poems to explain or express the content of the paper.

New Delhi: In a relentless pursuit of innovative pedagogy, a professor from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (DMSE) at IIT Delhi has taken a new step in transforming technical education by marrying technical papers with art forms.P

A method that can automatically identify and quantify materials’ microstructure from microscopic images has been developed by the research teams led by Professor Seungchul Lee of POSTECH and Dr Se-Jong Kim and Dr Juwon Na of the Materials Data Management Center in the Materials Digital Platform Division.