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A team of researchers has developed a revolutionary material that has superior anti-penetration properties while remaining flexible.

From flexible circuit boards that melt into soil, to helping cancer patients tackle depression, fungis strange abilites are being leveraged in new innovations.

Their blood equivalent, hemolymph, forms a viscoelastic fluid that covers wounds.

D.Sc. Maria Sammalkorpi has been appointed as tenured Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science as of 1 December 2023. The field of the professorship is Soft Matter Modelling.Sammalkorpi received her doctorate from Hels

This article discusses the in-process droplet size analysis of emulsion droplets in the pharmaceuticalindustry.

The recent publication details not only the technical aspects of EMPS but also its potential to inspire innovative applications, such as replicating the complex structures found in bird feathers.

Dr Harsh Jain shares insights into his academic journey, the impact of Punjab on his professional outlook, and the challenges that have molded him into the researcher he is today.

Researchers have developed a new mechanism to make water droplets slip off surfaces, described in a paper published in Nature Chemistry. The discovery challenges existing ideas about friction betw ...

Harvard scientists replicate the artists famous drip paint technique for quick 3D printing on complex surfaces.

Reinforcement learning lets 3D printers exploit, not suppress, coiling instabilities.