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Today, developing new strategies and policies for energy production and storage is a matter of urgency given current global targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030.

With the worldly population reaching an all-time high, the demand for food has been growing exponentially. This escalation in demand is causing the food industry to also grow worldwide, resulting in the industry witnessing various types of challenges and complexities.

Straw buildings are often associated with times gone by and technologies that we have since surpassed. However, recent years have seen a resurgence in building with this natural material. This revival is being fueled by the urgent need to cut the emissions of the construction sector and straw buildi

Liquid crystals have properties that are more intriguing than other smart materials, which can be employed to print objects that are sensitive to external stimuli. This is considered in new research in the journal Advanced Materials.

New research reveals the most wide-ranging measurements of nanowires’ evolution and features seen to date.

Our March 2024 stargazing guide for how to see it everything happening in the night sky throughout the month!

Magnesium is known to suffer rapidly from damaging corrosion due to its position in the galvanic series, the potentially rapid and thermodynamically very favorable reaction with water, and the high solubility of magnesium hydroxide. Therefore once active, corrosion can lead to rapid failure of a mag

Gold thin films can be used in a range of applications from cell culture to sensor technology. Learn more about this nanotechnology here.

AZoNano investigates silica nanoparticles and their increased use in biomedical and drug delivery applications.

Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) is a desirable nanostructure that has been utilized in a range of applications. Learn more about this nanomaterial on AZoNano.