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Unleashing Wettability Manipulation Through Suspended Graphene - Vimarsana News

Unleashing Wettability Manipulation Through Suspended Graphene

An article published in Communications Materials demonstrated the formation of condensation-induced droplets with high non-wetting properties and contact angles of approximately 180 degrees on a graphene monolayer exposed to a humid environment on both sides.

How Does Humidity Influence Halide Perovskite Mechanics? - Vimarsana News

How Does Humidity Influence Halide Perovskite Mechanics?

An article published in Communications Materials presented the effect of humidity on hardness and elastic modulus (E) for two series of lead halide perovskite single crystals. The results indicated the influence of hydrogen (H)-bonding, bond length, and polarization of the ions in lead halide perovskite single crystals.

Enabling an Electrically Tuneable Terahertz Metasurface - Vimarsana News

Enabling an Electrically Tuneable Terahertz Metasurface

Researchers discussed the ability of a graphene/gold bilayer construction to enable the electrically tuneable terahertz metasurface.

UK research team develops antiviral mask to fight COVID-19 on contact - Vimarsana News

UK research team develops antiviral mask to fight COVID-19 on contact

A typical N95 mask, for example, filters out the COVID-19 spike protein. The new material, developed by the team, not only filters the protein but also deactivates it on contact.

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New N95-like face mask can capture, deactivate Covid spike protein - Vimarsana News

New N95-like face mask can capture, deactivate Covid spike protein

A team of researchers, including one of Indian origin, has developed a medical face mask membrane similar to N95, which can capture and deactivate the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein on contact.